All 10,000 FPV drones from Operation Unity are already in the army

The 10,000 FPV kamikaze drones purchased as part of the joint project of the Come Back Alive Foundation, United24, and Monobank called Operation Unity have already been handed over to Ukrainian defenders.

The Come Back Alive Foundation reported on this.

The drones were distributed among 53 military units of the Ukrainian Defense Forces.

These include units of the Marine Corps, Ground Forces and Air Assault Forces, Special Operations Forces and Territorial Defense Forces, the Khartia and Azov National Guard Brigades, National Police units, and the Security Service of Ukraine’s Alpha Group.

As previously reported, in August of this year, as part of the Operation Unity project, the Come Back Alive Foundation, together with United24 and Monobank, raised UAH 235,000,000 in 3 days.

These funds were used to purchase and transfer 10,000 FPV kamikaze drones with Ukrainian-made HEAT and high-explosive incendiary warheads to the Ukrainian Defense Forces.

The Come Back Alive Foundation received first 5,000 kamikaze drones in October. The drones have already been handed over to Ukrainian defenders in various parts of the frontline.

The Come Back Alive Foundation received the second batch of 5,000 FPV drones in early December.

The Ukrainian military approved the models of FPV drones and their ammunition. The drones were manufactured by a foreign company that specializes in the production of drones.

The warheads for FPV drones are manufactured by a Ukrainian company.

In addition, in December, the project was extended and named Operation ‘’Unity 2: New Year’s Salute’’.

In less than 3 days, as part of the fundraiser, volunteers raised more than UAH 226,000,000 for 5,000 FPV kamikaze drones: 3,000 drones will be equipped with special thermal imaging cameras for night vision and 2,000 with a daytime camera.