Serhiy Prytula Charity Foundation handed over 500 FPV drones to defenders

The Ukrainian Defense Forces have been reinforced with 10-inch FPV strike drones.

The batch of 500 daytime drones was handed over to the military by the Serhiy Prytula Charity Foundation as part of the Revenge Swarm 24/7 project.

The cost of these FPV drones was UAH 9,680,010. The money was raised through donations from caring people and partners Fest Lokal and Uklon.

Another part of the drones was paid for by Ukrainian stand-up comedian Anton Tymoshenko, who pledged UAH 3,726,000 from his tour. Thanks to his donation, the Serhiy Prytula Charitable Foundation has contracted 193 FPVs.

“As of today, your donations to the Revenge Swarm 24/7 project have strengthened the army by 4,500 out of 5,000 planned drones,” the foundation said.

Currently, it remains to raise funds for the purchase and delivery of another 500 10-inch FPVs with thermal imaging cameras to the Ukrainian Defense Forces.

The foundation calls on all those who care to join the fundraising.

Previously, the Serhiy Prytula Charity Foundation handed over a Shark aerial reconnaissance system to drone operators of the 54th Mechanized Brigade.

It was purchased and donated by the Serhiy Prytula Charity Foundation with funds raised by Toronto TV viewers.

Soldiers of the 54th Brigade received two drones with night vision cameras and a ground station worth UAH 8,045,430.00.

“We never tire of thanking the viewers of Toronto Television as it is thanks to their funds we were able to purchase the Shark unmanned aerial system,” the Foundation emphasized.

It is with such drones that the Ukrainian military detects Russian equipment and positions and then targets them with long-range weapons.