Ukrainian Funding Agency Buys 3 Bayraktar TB2s for Military
The ‘Come Back Alive’ Foundation has purchased three Bayraktar TB2 drones for Ukraine.
“The Foundation implemented its largest project. With your help, we purchased the Bayraktar TB2 unmanned aerial vehicle complex at a total cost of $16,502,450,” it announced on its Facebook post July 26.
The Ukrainian funding agency will be delivering three Bayraktar strike UAVs, air communication system, mobile ground control system, ground data terminal, IFF recognition system, several dozen adjusted aviation ammunition, as well as other necessary ground equipment and spare parts.
‘Come Back Alive’ received permission to import military goods back in March 2022. It has so far bought 100 Atlas UAS including 300 copters, 10 PD-2 UAVs and 25 “Leleka-100” UAVs for the Ukrainian military.
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