Soldiers of the 10th Army Corps of the Armed Forces of Ukraine received almost 100 electronic warfare (EW) systems and other equipment.

The Come Back Alive Foundation donated the systems.

This became possible thanks to a UAH ?? ??? ??? donation from Ukrhydroenergo hydro power generating company.

The Foundation noted that the 10th Army Corps received the most necessary equipment that will help them be more effective and provide additional protection from enemy drones.

In particular, the military received 96 Synytsia and 2 Damba electronic warfare systems, as well as telecommunication kits, communications equipment, backup power, etc.

“The transfer of electronic warfare equipment to the 10th Army Corps is an important component of ensuring effective protection of the military on the battlefield. Regular support for our defenders is crucial for our team,” Ihor Syrota, CEO of Ukrhydroenergo, stated.

The Come Back Alive Foundation thanked Ukrhydroenergo for its regular support of the Ukrainian military, which allows the Foundation to quickly meet the military’s most urgent needs.

“This is an inspiring example of business responsibility, because since the beginning of the full-scale invasion, Ukrhydroenergo has helped our heroes with UAH ?? ??? ???,” the Foundation emphasized.

Previously, the Come Back Alive Foundation also purchased a new signal intelligence system from a NATO country. This system allows detecting and identifying enemy UAVs and tracking their route.

The Foundation stated the system had already been transferred to the Defence Intelligence of Ukraine (DIU). The cost of the new effective electronic intelligence system transferred to the DIU is UAH 18,808,785.

Using this system, DIU specialists can identify which frontline areas the enemy is closely monitoring for potential future attacks and which areas receive less attention.

This enables them to operate unnoticed and cause various types of damage to the invaders.