Operation Unity 2: New Year Fireworks: the Foundation receives 3000 night FPV drones 

The Come Back Alive Foundation for Competent Assistance to the Army has received the second batch of 3000 night FPV drones purchased as part of the Operation Unity 2: New Year Fireworks fundraiser with United24 and monobank.

In total, the Foundation and its partners have purchased 5,020 Ukrainian-made kamikaze drones and high explosive and fragmentation munitions. The first batch of 2,020 drones with daytime cameras was delivered to the Foundation in January.

These FPVs are capable of flying at a distance of 12 to 20 kilometers and carrying a munition weighing up to 4 kilograms.

Some of the drones from both batches have already been delivered to the army by Come Back Alive.

To remind, more than UAH 226 million was raised by the Foundation and partners within the framework of Operation Unity 2: New Year Fireworks on December 13-15, 2023. 

Last year in August, during the first joint fundraiser, Come Back Alive’s Operation “Unity” together with UNITED24 and monobank raised UAH 235 million in three days for 10,000 FPV drones and ammunition.

In December, the Foundation announced that it had handed over to the Defense Forces all 10,000 drones it had purchased as part of the fundraising. They were delivered to 53 military units, including units of the Land and Air Assault Forces, Special Operations Forces and Territorial Defense, as well as soldiers of the Security Service of Ukraine’s Special Operations Center “A”.