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Ukraine will receive three drones from Baykar Makina

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  • Three drones will be given to the Ukrainian Armed Forces, for which money was donated in Ukraine as part of the People’s Bayraktar
  • “Baykar has been informed that a crowdfunding campaign called ‘The People’s Bayraktar’ was successful in raising funds to buy several Bayraktar TB2 UAVs
  • Baykar will not accept payment for the TB2s, and will send three UAVs free of charge to the Ukrainian war front,” the statement reads.
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Ukraine will receive three drones from Baykar MakinaThree drones will be given to the Ukrainian Armed Forces, for which money was donated in Ukraine as part of the People’s Bayraktar project by entertainer Serhiy Prytula, according to a statement from Turkey’s Baykar Makina, the manufacturer of the Bayraktar TB2 UAVs. Baykar Makina tweeted about the appropriate decision.

“Baykar has been informed that a crowdfunding campaign called ‘The People’s Bayraktar’ was successful in raising funds to buy several Bayraktar TB2 UAVs for Ukrainians to use in defense of their homeland. Business leaders and ordinary people have contributed – small and large – to reach this milestone within a matter of a few days’ time. Baykar will not accept payment for the TB2s, and will send three UAVs free of charge to the Ukrainian war front,” the statement reads.

The business requested that the money raised be transferred to the needy Ukrainian people instead.

“We are touched by their solidarity and determination in the face of seemingly insurmountable challenges. Baykar prays for a just resolution and lasting peace,” the statement said.

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