Lithuanians bought a marine drone for Ukraine and with 12 000 votes named it "PEACE Дец." Transliterated to Russian it would loosely mean "F * * * * * up," or "terrible end, Lithuanian journalist and author Andrius Tapinas wrote.
It is official.
Lithuanians bought marine drone for Ukraine for $250 000 and with amazing 12 000 votes in just several hours named it "PEACE Дец"
Our best wishes for peace go for russian Black Sea fleet
Funding for another drone from Lithuania is underway. pic.twitter.com/kyYfNwpI9F
— Andrius Tapinas (@AndriusTapinas) November 17, 2022
So far, UAH 250 million has been already raised for 25 naval drones after Zelenskyy announced the first-ever fundraising campaign for a naval drone fleet on the U24 platform.
https://twitter.com/U24_gov_ua/status/1592981052800528385
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