The Trident Tribes Charity Fund Receives Commendation from Special Operations Forces for Donating 50 Drones
Today, the Trident Tribes Charity Fund received a well-deserved commendation from Ukraine’s Special Operations Forces for its significant contribution to national security. This recognition follows the donation of 50 FPV drones, which have become critically important in the current defense landscape.
Gulya Pogotova, founder of the Trident Tribes Fund, emphasized the importance of this acknowledgment, stating: “This award is a testament to the high regard for our collective efforts. It belongs not only to our fund but to everyone who has dedicated their heart and resources to supporting our military.”
Along with the commendation, the fund received a flag personally signed by the Commander of Ukraine’s Special Operations Forces, Brigadier General Oleksandr Trepak.
These drones were purchased with funds donated to the Trident Tribes Fund by the pharmaceutical company Delta Medical.
Previously, our fund has also provided the Special Operations Forces with assistance in the form of IP telephony. Yet, what is even more important to us is the opportunity to directly support those on the front lines!
The Trident Tribes Charity Fund reaffirms its commitment to actively supporting Ukrainian military personnel by providing them with the essential equipment and resources needed for the effective fulfillment of their duties in defense of the nation.
In times when our nation fights for its independence, every victory on the battlefield is made possible through a combination of practical experience and profound knowledge. Today, we want to share how the Trident Tribes Fund, in collaboration with the Military Institute of Kyiv National University, is working to prepare new generations of officers who will play a crucial role in future military operations.
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