Come Back Alive Foundation Delivers Air Defense Drones and Equipment Worth UAH 136 Million to Ukrainian Air Force

The Come Back Alive Foundation, together with Nova Poshta, has delivered air defense drones and technical equipment to the Ukrainian Air Force, which will help combat Russian reconnaissance drones.

The Come Back Alive Foundation’s press service reported on this.

The value of the donation exceeds UAH 136 million. The equipment and technology were received by units of the Air Command South of the Ukrainian Air Force.

The military received interceptor drones of aircraft type, vehicles, radio reconnaissance systems, electronic warfare (EW) systems, and communication equipment.

The Foundation explained that this is the first delivery within the framework of the “REBnemo tak REBnemo. We’ll confuse the enemy” (EW to win, EW to confuse) project, for which UAH 309 million were raised.

The statement emphasized that the figure of UAH 136 million in itself doesn’t explain much. This result is not about money or the number of pieces of equipment – it’s about saving lives, protecting Ukraine’s air defense, and ensuring Ukraine’s advantage.

“Advantage in the air, when EW crews detect enemy reconnaissance drones, and interceptor drone operators destroy them. And advantage in training, when new units undergo specialized training and become even more effective,” Come Back Alive Foundation emphasized.

It is noted that this result was made possible thanks to the contributions of thousands of donors, hundreds of companies, as well as the support of Norwegian partners, Fritt Ukraina, who donated €1 million.

In addition to the interceptor drones, the military is receiving secure communication equipment: mobile command posts and backpacks for mobile fire groups, which ensure autonomous operation.

It is emphasized that all items, except for the vehicles, are of Ukrainian production and were created for real combat tasks of the Air Force.

Mobile EW groups are being created “from scratch” and undergo a specialized training course.

They will detect and neutralize enemy drones, including by accompanying SAM divisions, enhancing the protection of air defense units.