In three days, Ukrainians raised $20,000,000 for four Bayraktar TB2s instead of the planned three

The work week ends with good news. Ukrainians assembled four Bayraktar TB2 drones.

What is known

On June 22, Sergei Prytula started raising money for three Bayraktar TB2s. The amount of UAH 500 million was planned to be collected in a week. However, the Ukrainians had their own opinion on this matter.

On the evening of June 24, Serhiy Prytula wrote on Twitter that the money had been raised in less than three days. And not 500 million, but 600 million UAH ($20 million). Thus, the charitable foundation will be able to purchase not three, but four attack drones at once.

“3 days, 600 000 000 UAH, 4 Bayraktar!!!!!!!! Thanks to everyone who joined the project "People's Bayraktar"!!! It really was a project that united everyone regardless of age, gender or religion,” Sergiy Prytula in Instagram

Source: serhiyprytula

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