80% of the funds raised will go to the Ukrainian military, and the remaining 20% to the Lithuanian Riflemen’s Union. The funds will be used to purchase interceptor drones, anti-drone systems, and to train operators, Militarnyi reported.
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Purchases began even before the fundraising campaign ended due to an intensification of Russian air attacks. In particular, the first Lithuanian-made Defender interceptor drones have already been purchased and successfully tested.
Four of these drones were transferred to the Lithuanian Riflemen’s Union, and another 12 were received by Ukrainian defenders.
The organizers emphasized that the campaign aims to simultaneously strengthen the airspace defense of both countries.
