Fundraising for a Vampire night bomber drone for the 32nd Airborne Brigade

Collection target

The current Russian-Ukrainian war has accelerated the development of military technology. Devices that served civilian needs yesterday have become precision weapons today. Among them are drones: affordable, invisible, and easy to operate. They quickly identify targets and deliver precise strikes, significantly reducing the risks to personnel. Drones do not replace artillery, but they significantly enhance its capabilities, working in close cooperation and saving time and resources.
The 32nd separate artillery brigade of the 30th Marine Corps begins training for the Vampire multi-rotor night bomber. The effectiveness of this complex is confirmed by the practical results of dozens of units of the Ukrainian Defense Forces. The cost of a complete set is about UAH 1,000,000.
Why Vampire?

• Advantage at night: stable operation in low visibility.
• High accuracy: minimization of collateral damage.
• Safety priority: hitting targets at a safe distance from our soldiers.
• Proven tool: proven effectiveness in the Armed Forces of Ukraine.

The collection is organized jointly with CFO Club Ukraine, the country’s leading community of CFOs, which celebrates its tenth anniversary this year. On September 6, the Club is holding a gala charity event with the main goal to fully cover the need to purchase a Vampire night bomber for the 32nd Airborne Brigade.
We invite you to join in with contributions and information support. Together we are strengthening our defense and saving lives of our defenders. Every hryvnia brings victory closer.