A weapon that saves lives

Eighty percent of Ukrainian army casualties are caused by drones.

It was possible to protect against them using jammers, but as long as the Russians control their drones using optical cables, there is no protection against them.

They fly up to 20 kilometers and have turned the area around the front line into a death zone. It is impossible to supply or replace soldiers in their positions.

Every car ride is a lottery.

The only chance is seemingly primitive but effective—an ordinary hunting shotgun. It is a weapon that has no place in modern warfare. Soldiers do not carry it into battle, nor do they use it to shoot at the enemy. However, because it fires a cartridge that scatters dozens of small pellets, it is very effective against fast-flying drones – just as hunters use it for ducks. Each shotgun means a chance of survival for the soldiers.

How will the collection help?

However, the Ukrainian army is very slow in equipping its soldiers, so they have to buy shotguns with their own money. And we want to help them with that. We want to supply the soldiers of the units we have been working with for a long time with 25 Turkish Typhoon shotguns, which are widely available in Ukraine. One piece costs approximately CZK 18,000.