The Come Back Alive Foundation, together with Ukrhydroenerho, handed over Mavic 3T quadcopters to Ukrainian border guards.

This was reported on the Foundation’s official Facebook page.

In total, border guards received 76 quadcopters equipped with thermal imaging sensors.

“Our border guards are the first to meet the enemy. But at the same time, they also defend our state on different fronts on equal terms with all other units of the Defense Forces,” the Foundation said.

Thanks to the contribution of Ukrhydroenerho in the amount of UAH 15,000,000, the Come Back Alive Foundation acquired 76 Mavic 3T quadcopters and additional batteries for them.

All this will be distributed among all combat units of the State Border Guard Service of Ukraine.

These drones will help detect, adjust fire and hit enemy targets at night – just when the invaders are trying to move and carry out assault actions.

Also recently, the Come Back Alive Foundation handed over drones, thermal imagers and radios to units of the Defense Forces that oppose the invaders in the Kharkiv region.

The cost of transferred funds and equipment amounted to almost UAH 33 million.

The Come Back Alive Foundation then added that this was not the last batch of aid for the Ukrainian military in the Kharkiv region and the eastern direction as a whole.

In addition, the charitable foundation also recently handed over to units of the Special Operations Forces of the Armed Forces of Ukraine a batch of 26 120-mm mortars, which cost UAH 26 million.

Also, the charity in April handed over more than thirty new SUVs to the brigades of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.