Over EUR 8 million were raised in Lithuania during a fundraising campaign to purchase equipment for the Ukrainian military.

LRT reported on this.

LRT, together with Blue/Yellow, Laisvės TV, Stiprūs kartu, and journalist Rita Milute organized the four-week fundraising campaign.

In total, the organizers managed to raise 8.288 million euros, which will be used to purchase and deliver 1115 kits for the Ukrainian military.

The total cost of each set is about EUR 7,500 euros and consists of a night vision monocular, a laser sight, and an individual anti-drone system.

The Lithuanian companies Brolis Semiconductors and NT Service will manufacture all transferred equipment.

It should be noted that the fundraising campaign started on January 24 and was named “RADAROM!” in Lithuanian and ended on February 24.

This is the second fundraising campaign in Lithuania for Ukraine held within the framework of RADAROM. Last year, the organizers managed to raise EUR 14 million to purchase and deliver tactical radars to Ukraine.

Militarnyi previously reported that Ukraine received a new package of military support from Lithuania.

This time, the Lithuanian military delivered and transferred the necessary equipment for the winter season and tens of thousands of sets of warm clothes to the Ukrainian military.

The value of the transferred property included in the next military aid package is not disclosed.

It should be noted that Lithuania continues to provide uninterrupted military support to Ukraine and regularly transfers various weapons and ammunition to the Defense Forces.