19 SUVs, 68 drones and 120 laptops - the Come Back Alive Foundation handed over 2,400 pieces of equipment, optics and vehicles worth ₴59,142,705 to the AFU in one week

The charitable organization Come Back Alive reported on the equipment transferred to the Armed Forces over the past week.

What we know

From July 11 to 17, the Armed Forces of Ukraine received 2,472 pieces of equipment, communications equipment, vehicles and optics worth ₴59,142,705 ($2,000,000). During the past week, the fund delivered to the troops:

• 1 Igla portable surface-to-air missile system simulator;
• 1 Leleka-100 aviation system;
• 10 metal detectors;
• 12 demolition vehicles;
• 13 sniper scopes, including 1 night and 4 thermal scopes;
• 15 sets of night vision devices;
• 19 pickup trucks;
• 24 monitors;
• 38 inverter generators;
• 60 demining kits;
• 68 quadcopters;
• 80 high-capacity batteries;
• 94 generators of various capacities;
• 120 laptop computers;
• 131 communications equipment;
• 677 radios.

Note that this is not a complete list of the foundation's accomplishments from last week. In addition to the above, Come Back Alive sent to the Armed Forces a lot of networking equipment and enemy surveillance systems.

Source: Come Back Alive

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