As reported by the organization, during the campaign running until mid-October, the goal is to raise 1 million euros for drone interceptors and soldier training, with every fifth donated euro going to the Lithuanian Riflemen’s Union – for acquiring interceptors and training riflemen to neutralize aerial threats.
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“The war in Ukraine has proven that drones have become the main weapon on the modern battlefield, and fighting them is a daily necessity. Responding to rapidly changing threats, ‘Dronaton’ with the slogan ‘The most resilient win’ unites aid to the Ukrainian front with directly increasing Lithuania’s resilience,” the statement reads.
