Ukrnafta, in partnership with the Come Back Alive Foundation, has donated a new batch of modern unmanned vehicles to the Luhansk Operational Tactical Group.

A total of 15 Vampire UAVs and 126 reusable “Hornet Queen” FPV drones made in Ukraine, as well as ground-control stations, were purchased for the Ukrainian military. The total cost of the aid is UAH 22.5 million.

The new systems will provide units with modern means of reconnaissance, destruction of enemy equipment and engineering barriers. The reusable Ukrainian-made Hornet Queen” FPV drones is a versatile platform capable of operating as a kamikaze, bomber, repeater, miner or carrying other drones. The Vampire UAV is a large strike drone that is effective in night operations.

“This is a powerful arsenal for our defenders at the front. Together with the ground-control stations, they are already on their way to the fighters of the Luhansk Operational Tactical Group, who are destroying the enemy from Ukrainian New York to Serebriansk forestry,” — said Sergii Koretskyi, CEO at Ukrnafta.

Ukrnafta continues to provide systematic support to the Armed Forces of Ukraine. In 2023-2024, the total amount of charitable assistance amounted to about UAH 2.6 billion, including the purchase of military equipment and humanitarian aid.