$40 for a message on a 152-mm projectile, which will then fly into the rashists - a volunteer came up with an interesting way to support the army financially

Ukrainian Telegram-account Text for artillery mine (@artillery_text) offers an interesting way to transfer funds for the needs of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.

What is known

Anyone can leave a message on the projectile, which will then “transmit” it to the Russian occupiers. The shipping cost is $40. For two messages you need to pay $70.

All funds raised will be spent on equipment for the Armed Forces of Ukraine. The advertisement for the account states that soldiers will write text on an artillery shell (152mm) with an indelible marker. Payment can be made via PayPal, Revolut, VENMO, bank transfer within Ukraine, SWIFT and SEPA. Bitcoin, Ethereum, Monero and Tether are also accepted.

To confirm, you need to throw off a screenshot with a successful payment. After that, the user will receive in response a photo of the projectile with the ordered message. The volunteer said that about 120 applications are still pending. All details are available in the Telegram channel Combat Footage.

Account Text for artillery mine (@artillery_text) belongs to a 20-year-old IT- a student from Ukraine. The idea to create such an account came when he saw how soldiers leave their messages on shells. It has come to the student to monetize it naked. In two days, we managed to raise $3,000, and since the launch of the project - about $11,000. With this money, we managed to purchase two satellite systems starlink and a thermal imager, and the rest of the funds will go to buy a car for the army.

Source: Vice

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