The Ukrainian Air Force received two unit operations centers to strengthen air defense.

The Come Back Alive Foundation donated them.

The unit operations centers were purchased with funds raised together with the Ribas Hotels chain as part of the “Love? Donate!” initiative.

These unit operations centers are designed specifically for the needs of Ukrainian defenders.

Within the project framework, the Foundation was able to purchase two such unit operations centers worth more than UAH 17,000,000, of which more than UAH 15 million was raised through the “Love? Donate!” initiative.

The Foundation noted that these unit operations centers can speed up the response of air defense units from the moment a threat is detected to the command to destroy it from minutes to seconds. They have already been transferred to the soldiers of the Air Command “South” of the Ukrainian Air Force.

“Thanks to their mobility and complete energy and thermal independence, the unit operations centers are able to accompany air defense units in any circumstances and weather conditions. The unit operations centers receive information about the danger from the air and transmit it to them in seconds,” Oleh Karpenko, Deputy Director of the Come Back Alive Foundation, reported.

He noted that these are some of the main vehicles of air defense divisions, as no task can be performed without communication.

The last time, the Foundation transferred 10 unit operations centers to the Ukrainian Air Force to strengthen its air defense capabilities.

The total cost of the ten units is UAH 86,703,379.

This was done within the framework of the joint project “We Live Here: Mobile Communication Systems for Air Defense.”

Previously, soldiers of the 10th Army Corps of the Armed Forces of Ukraine received almost 100 electronic warfare (EW) systems and other equipment from the Come Back Alive Foundation.