The Air Force received a three-drone Bayraktar TB2 aircraft system for $16,500,000

On July 26, we wrote, that the Come Back Alive Foundation bought a drone for the Ukrainian Armed Forces Bayraktar TB2. As it turns out, this is just the tip of the iceberg.

What we know

The charity foundation purchased an unmanned aerial system that consists of three strike drones Bayraktar. The cost of the order is approximately $16,500,000. This is the largest project in the history of the Come Back Alive Foundation.

In addition to the three attack drones, the autonomous system includes a mobile ground control complex, a ground data terminal, several dozen guided aerial munitions, and an air communications system, friend-or-foe recognition, spare parts and other equipment.

Source: Come Back Alive

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