Found by tag Drone: 12 materials
‘Sky for birds, not for drones’: Leléka has launched a fundraising campaign supporting the Dronefall project
The artist Leléka has joined efforts to support the Dronefall project run by the Come Back Alive Foundation.
18 May 2026, 09:00
Czech initiative Dárek pro Putina donates UAH 8.3 million to “Dronefall”: 86 interceptors already protecting Ukraine
The Czech civic initiative Dárek pro Putina has joined the “Dronefall” project run by the Come Back Alive Foundation, raising UAH 8,310,000 to counter enemy drones. With these funds, the Foundation has purchased and delivered 86 Sting FPV interceptor drones to a Special Purpose Unmanned Systems Unit of the 22nd Brigade of the National Guard of Ukraine.
20 Mar 2026, 15:00
“Dronefall” sets an ambitious goal: 50,000 enemy drones shot down
The “Dronefall” project of the Come Back Alive Foundation has set a clear goal for 2026 — 50,000 Russian drones shot down that Russia regularly uses to attack Ukrainian cities and critical infrastructure.
23 Feb 2026, 14:22
“Dronefall” Achieves 10,000 Drones — Ten Times the Original Goal
The Dronefall project has hit a major milestone: 10,000 downed drones—ten times its initial target. That’s how many Russian UAVs have been intercepted by Dronefall crews. When the project launched in August 2024, the Come Back Alive Foundation aimed to take down at least 1,000 drones. Over the past year and a half, the project has grown in scale, pace, and impact on Ukraine’s skies.
16 Dec 2025, 12:06
The Come Back Alive Foundation has delivered optics, drones, and power equipment worth nearly 20 million UAH to the Pokrovsk and Hulyaipole sectors
Seventeen brigades received equipment at once. The total value of the delivery amounted to 19,997,543 UAH, and fulfilling the request itself took only a few days.
15 Nov 2025, 15:41
“The more drones we shoot down with low-cost means, the fewer expensive missiles we use” — about downing “Shaheds” in the “Dronefall” project
As part of the “Dronefall” initiative, “Shaheds” began to be intercepted. In one episode of “Poplava,” the Director of the Come Back Alive Foundation Taras Chmut and the military outreach manager Taras Tymochko explained how the “Shahedfall” began, whether decoys should be intercepted, and how the Foundation was collaborating with the state. This text is a summary of their conversation.
25 Jun 2025, 07:51
“Dronefall” Reaches a New Level — Dozens of Shaheds Downed by Ukrainian Army
This spring, the Come Back Alive Foundation invested in countering Shahed drones by purchasing specialised equipment under the “Dronefall” initiative. Now the first results are evident: the military reported the downing of 17 Shahed-type UAVs and 30 Gerbera-type UAVs — a cheaper analogue to the Shahed.
19 Jun 2025, 09:00
What does "Dronefall" made of?
In August 2024, the Come Back Alive Foundation launched "Dronefall" — a project where we provide the Defense Forces with everything needed to shoot down Russian drones. What "Dronefall" made of and what successes it has had over ten months — in this material.
21 May 2025, 08:22
Evolution of the 'Yatagan' School: New Opportunities for UAV Operator Training
The Come Back Alive Foundation for competent assistance to the army, together with PrivatBank, has announced the launch of a new stage in the development of the 'Yatagan' UAV School.
06 Feb 2025, 08:51
"People often ask if it's hard to work with men here. I tell them they should ask the men if it's hard for them to work with a woman." The story of FPV drone operator "Phoenix"
28-year-old "Phoenix" never dreamed of being in the military; instead, she showed great promise in sports. However, all her achievements, awards, and titles have taken a back seat, as she now serves as a brave FPV drone operator in the 79th Separate Assault Brigade.
19 Nov 2024, 15:38
“To reign over the stars”: Foundation presents documentary about the Defence Intelligence of Ukraine
The “Come Back Alive” Foundation for Competent Assistance to the Army presented a documentary film “To Reign Over the Stars”. In two parts, the film shows the work of reconnaissance and strike aviation of the Defence Intelligence of Ukraine.
12 Sep 2024, 16:17
Helped destroy more than $700 million worth of Russian equipment. Results of Shark's work
25 Shark reconnaissance systems have detected and helped destroy $733,701,368 worth of Russian military equipment and vehicles. The Come Back Alive Foundation and the OKKO filling station network handed over these reconnaissance systems to the troops last year as part of the OKO ZA OKO joint project.
05 Aug 2024, 06:36
