The Come Back Alive Foundation has purchased and delivered 140 Mavic 3T and Mavic 3 Pro drones to the soldiers of the 82nd Air Assault Brigade with funds from Ukrnafta.

The Come Back Alive Foundation reported on this.

The Foundation noted that due to these drones, Ukrainian paratroopers are already detecting enemy equipment and adjusting artillery systems and other weapons at the Russian invaders.

This batch of drones consisted of 100 DJI Mavic 3T and 40 DJI Mavic 3 Pro. Ukrnafta made a contribution of UAH 18,500,000 for their purchase.

“And this is a drop in the bucket of the company’s total assistance this year!” the Foundation emphasized.

The Come Back Alive Foundation said that, together with Ukrnafta, it has strengthened 62 units of the Ukrainian Defense Forces.

The total cost of the transferred equipment and modernization amounted to UAH 452,668,722 of the company’s charitable contributions.

“And even though it is extremely difficult to imagine this scale of assistance, this statement is not about numbers. It is about the fact that our unity and joint work to support the troops matters and brings results. And in this unity, the enemy will not overcome us,” the Foundation pointed out.

Other assistance

The Come Back Alive Foundation previously channeled UAH 78,825,387.9 in donations from Ukrnafta to purchase mortars, FN Minimi machine guns, hand grenade launchers, and 2,000 FPV drones with ammunition for the 82nd separate air assault brigade.

In October, the 82nd Air Assault Brigade received its Pulstron reconnaissance and destruction system from the Come Back Alive Foundation, worth 50,000,000 UAH.

The funds were obtained from donations and purchased PULLS fuel at the OKKO filling station chain.

The equipment is to help the soldiers of the company of unmanned aerial vehicles in reconnaissance, fire adjustment, direct target destruction, and combat operations management.