Funds are being raised for twenty Warmate loitering munitions with a ground control station.

Funds from the public are being collected on the pomocam.pl website.

The manufacturer of this weapon is the Polish WB Electronics defense company.

The goal of the campaign is PLN 4,000,000.

MAMY TO! Mamy zbiórkę na ?? amunicję krążącą #Warmate dla ?? #Ukraina SZU! Poleca się pomagać sąsiadom w zbożnym celu: https://t.co/i5FTBa3RVG

— Bartłomiej Kucharski (@TrompBK) July 13, 2022

To avoid transferring to the personal account of the organizer, the funds will be transferred to the account of an NGO (foundation), which will perform the payment for the purchase of these weapons from the Polish manufacturer, WB Electronics.

“Do you remember the “Polish” Bayraktar? Now is the time for truly Polish combat unmanned aerial vehicles for Ukraine! Together with several friends, we decided to create a fundraiser in support of Ukraine, this time with truly Polish weapons,” the campaign organizers wrote.

Fundraising organizers have agreed that the WB Group, which owns the WB Electronics enterprise, will take over the organizational function in part of communicating with the Ukrainian side, transporting and transferring the manufactured Warmate kamikaze drones to the Armed Forces of Ukraine.

The fundraising was organized by Jarosław Starkovich, who is following the Polish defense industry, and freelancer Mateusz Kaczyński.

Warmate is a loitering munition developed by WB Electronics, which was first introduced in 2014. The manufacturer declares the ammunition as a good alternative to guided anti-tank missiles.

It allows destroying the enemy’s equipment at a greater distance, simplifying the process of identifying and impressing the target compared with ATGMs.

The combat unmanned aerial vehicle in version 3.0 has improved parameters. These include, among other things, an increase in radio communication range and operating range.

The new version is equipped with an engine that is significantly less noisy. The system has the ability to automatically fold the propeller blades in the final attack phase.

As previously reported, last month, Poland announced fundraising to purchase the Bayraktar TB2 multi-purpose drone for Ukraine.