EYE FOR AN EYE: All 10 Pulsar systems have been transferred to the Airborne Forces and are now actively engaged in defeating the enemy.

The OKKO gas station network and the "Povernys Zhyvym" foundation have completed the third phase of their joint initiative "Oko za Oko." As a result, 10 units of the Air Assault Forces have received modern reconnaissance and destruction complexes called Pulsatron, valued at a total of 500 million hryvnias. This information was reported on the OKKO website.

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The last Pulsatron was handed over in January to the 78th Separate Air Assault Brigade of the Armed Forces of Ukraine as part of this initiative. All 10 systems are now operational at the front line.

"Thanks to projects like EYE FOR AN EYE, we receive the latest equipment, which we use on a daily basis," says a fighter with the callsign "Crimea," who is responsible for the drone systems of the 78th AAB. "The Pulsatron includes technology and armaments that provide everything necessary for the full operation of our unit. It's quite powerful equipment that has already proven itself in combat. Each type effectively performs its role – from reconnaissance UAVs to strike drones and other systems. This is crucial because unmanned systems are currently the type of weaponry most actively used on the front lines."

According to calculations by the "Come Back Alive" foundation, Pulsatrons have already helped destroy enemy equipment worth 220 million USD on the battlefield. This does not even account for personnel and minor property losses. Thus, Pulsatrons have inflicted damage on the enemy that is 20 times greater than their total cost, and they continue to operate for victory.

"These results are not only due to the unique capabilities of the complexes, which combine strike and reconnaissance drones, communication and control systems, but also the professionalism of the military, including the 80th Separate Air Assault Galician Brigade, the 79th Tavriya Brigade, the 25th Sich Brigade, and the 46th and 77th Air Mobile Brigades," adds Oleg Karpenko, deputy director of the "Come Back Alive" foundation.

Vasyl Dmytriv, Vice President of OKKO for Marketing, thanked Ukrainians who supported the EYE FOR AN EYE initiative.

"The completion of the next stage of the project in our case means only one thing – the war is not over, and the armed forces still need our help. I am grateful to everyone who filled up with PULLS or donated, as well as to the businesses that supported EYE FOR AN EYE. I am confident that we will continue to strengthen our defenders for as long as necessary," emphasized Vasyl Dmytriv.

He adds that together with the "Come Back Alive" foundation, OKKO has been helping to meet the needs of the Armed Forces of Ukraine for weapons and equipment for the third year now. Within the framework of the EYE FOR AN EYE initiative, 25 SHARK reconnaissance complexes worth a total of 325 million hryvnias, 600 units of small arms (grenade launchers, mortars, machine guns) worth 400 million hryvnias have been delivered to Ukraine's defenders, and now 10 special Pulsatron complexes worth 500 million hryvnias have been acquired for the Air Assault Forces. Overall, since the beginning of the war, OKKO has directed nearly 2.4 billion hryvnias to assist the Armed Forces and the country's recovery.

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Pulsatron is a combat complex designed for reconnaissance and destruction of the enemy, consisting of more than 40 types of weapons and equipment. This includes, in particular, FPV drones with combat payloads of various ranges, daytime and thermal imaging, kamikaze and multiple-use drones; strike UAVs of the "bomber" class – "Bats" and R-34; reconnaissance drones MINI SHARK, Mavic 3 and Matrice 30 T copters, as well as pickups, radios, night vision devices, and more.