Lithuania has raised almost 900,000 euros in just a few days as part of its “Radarom!” campaign, marking the third anniversary of Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine. The funds, totalling 887,225 euros, will be used to purchase drones and anti-drone systems, primarily from Lithuania and Ukraine.
The solidarity campaign, organised to coincide with the anniversary of the Russian invasion, has brought together Lithuanian citizens and businesses to support Ukraine’s defence efforts. The funds raised will be divided, with two-thirds directed towards acquiring Lithuanian-made drones and anti-drone technology, while the remaining third will be spent on purchasing equipment from Ukraine.
This is the third time the “Radarom!” campaign has taken place. In previous years, the initiative successfully raised 22.8 million euros, which enabled the purchase of critical military supplies, including 17 radars, 69 anti-drone guns, four specialised vehicles for mobile radars, and over 1,100 safety kits for Ukrainian soldiers.
The current campaign will continue until February 24, coinciding with the anniversary of Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine.
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