OKKO AND COME BACK ALIVE SHIPPED 2 MORE PULLSTRON COMPLEXES TO AIRBORNE BRIGADES TO DONETSK DIRECTION

OKKO and “COME BACK ALIVE” Foundation have delivered 2 more PULLSTRON reconnaissance and destruction systems to the airborne assault troops with a total value of UAH 100 million. The equipment was delivered to the 25th Sicheslavska Separate Airborne Brigade and the 46th Separate Airmobile Brigade. Both units are currently fighting at Donetsk direction.

“From now on, our brigade's company of attack drones can conduct aerial reconnaissance on the far approaches to the contact line and destroy the enemy, preventing it from our positions. This will save the lives of our guys on the front line,” commented the head of group of unmanned systems, call sign ‘Tataryn’ of the 25th Airmobile Brigade.

“One PULLSTRON embodies 50 million hryvnias turned into pickup trucks, night bombers, FPV drones, communications equipment and much more, and enabling us to track and destroy the enemy. We are grateful to “COME BACK ALIVE” and OKKO, as well as to all the drivers who refuel with Pulls of Revenge, and all those who support OKO ZA OKO project with theirdonations,” added the commander of the 46th Airmobile Brigade's attack drone company, call sign ‘Rybak’.

As part of the joint initiative “OKO ZA OKO 3” OKKO network and “COME BACK ALIVE” Foundation aim to purchase 10 PULLTRON for the Air Assault Forces. To fulfill this task, the company donates 1 UAH from each sold liter of PULLS fuel. You can also join in by purchasing the company's branded energy drink PULLS at the company's filling stations: 5 hryvnias from each can is transferred to purchase PULLSTRONS. For its part, COME BACK ALIVE, has opened a special account for donations to the project (details are on the webpage OKO ZA OKO 3”).

One Pulstron complex includes more than 40 items of weapons and other equipment with a total value of UAH 50 million. This includes more than 400 attack and reconnaissance UAVs of various types, 7 pickup trucks, 8

Starlink kits, transport and portable radios, night vision devices, computers, chargers, a diesel generator and some other equipment.

As previously reported, the first PULLSTRON was delivered to the 80th separate airborne assault brigade. The company of the unmanned aerial combat systems (RUBAC) in this brigade is already using this new system on the battlefield.