“Come back alive” Foundation acquired “Bayraktar”/Twitter “Come back alive”
The Come Back Alive Charitable Foundation boasted of purchasing a Bayraktar TB2 strike drone for our defenders. This has become the greatest volunteer project in the history of the foundation.
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The volunteers announced the good news on their social media pages. It should be noted that the other day in Poland they collected 9 million zlotys for Bayraktar for Ukraine.
They released the corresponding photo. On it, the director of the fund, Taras Chmut, stands in front of a drone. On Bayraktar TB2 you can see the symbols of the Ukrainian naval forces and the coat of arms of Ukraine. It can be assumed that the drone will go to the Ukrainian Navy.
“Already,” says the caption to the photo.
It is interesting that the purchase of the drone was welcomed by the founder of the charitable foundation of the same name Sergiy Prytula . He wrote: “Hats off! Sincerely happy for your success!”.
Help.The Bayraktar TB2 is an attack drone used by the Ukrainian army since the first day of Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine. The characteristics of the drone allow it to be used within a radius of 150 or 300 km. On board, it is capable of carrying anti-tank missiles and aerial bombs.
Bayraktar for Ukraine
Almost the whole world is helping Ukraine to fight Russia. Lithuania was struck by his act. Lithuanians have collected more than 5 million euros for the Bayraktar combat drone for the Armed Forces of Ukraine. On July 8, he was already delivered to Ukraine. The collection was closed after three days. The manufacturing company said that it would give the device free of charge, and the money raised would go to other needs of Ukraine.
After that, the Ukrainians also began to collect for drones for their defenders. Sergiy Prytula announced on June 22 that he was opening a fundraiser for 3 Bayraktar for the needs of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. On the evening of June 24, fundraising for 3 Bayraktar drones was completed.
In 3 days, Ukrainians raised 600 million hryvnias, so it was decided to purchase 4 Bayraktar drones. However, Baykar reported that they decided to transfer Bayraktar-type drones to Ukraine free of charge.
