The Come Back Alive Foundation has supplied five units of the Ukrainian Defense Forces with equipment, UAVs, and EW systems thanks to a contribution from Ukrnafta.

The Come Back Alive Foundation reported on this on its Facebook page.

The equipment is already transferred to the military, with almost UAH 51 million spent on its purchase by Ukrnafta.

The Ukrainian company’s contribution was used to purchase electronic warfare (EW) and related equipment for the soldiers of the 28th Mechanized Brigade.

The K-2 regiment’s UAV strike unit was also provided with vehicles, drones, Autel thermal imaging optics, and radios.

In addition, six pickup trucks, a minibus, as well as six UAV strike systems, electronic warfare systems, and power supplies were transferred to the 4th Rubizh Rapid Reaction Brigade of the National Guard of Ukraine.

The money was also used to provide transport, electronic warfare, and equipment for a mobile training center for FPV drone operators and to set up an electronic warfare laboratory at the 36th Separate Marine Brigade named after Rear Admiral Mykhailo.

Part of the contribution was spent on purchasing vehicles and all the necessary equipment for the training center for the 68th Oleksa Dovbush Jaeger Brigade’s reconnaissance drone and FPV operators.

This includes 10 pickup trucks and minibuses, 14 electronic warfare equipment, 9 attack drone systems, 25 Mavic and 7 Autel drones, as well as communications, power, night, and thermal imaging optics.

The Come Back Alive Foundation noted that UAH 48,105,420.13 of this amount was a transfer within the framework of the Iron Shoulder project to support the Ukrainian Defense Forces from strategic enterprises.

The foundation thanks Ukrnafta for its constant and systematic support of the Ukrainian army.

Previously, the soldiers of the 53rd Brigade of the Armed Forces of Ukraine received transport from the Come Back Alive Foundation for the evacuation of the wounded in cooperation with Ukrzaliznytsia.