The drones will be named Peace-dets, Peace-da, and Peace-diuk, an play of words on the popular exclamation "Rusni pyzda," meaning "Russia is screwed." "Pyzda" is translated as "c*nt" from Russian, and a rough translation of the drone names is "peace is coming," "you are peaced," and "peacemaker." The naming of the drones both reflects the damage they will inflict on the Russian army and that peace in Europe can only be restored by Russia's defeat. Ukraine launched a fundraiser for the world's first fleet of naval drones on 11 November, after naval drones successfully destroyed Russian warships in Sevastopol of occupied Crimea.Lithuanians did it! We closed the fundraising and for $750 000 will buy 3 marine drones for Ukraine
— Andrius Tapinas (@AndriusTapinas) November 23, 2022
And we named them proudly for peace - Peace Дец , Peace Да and Peace Дюк
russian Black sea fleet - be afraid. PEACE drones will come unnoticably. #PEACEДецподкралсянезаметно pic.twitter.com/2Mx9ys02cj
Ukraine starts fundraiser for world’s first fleet of naval dronesMr. Tapinas had earlier organized a crowdfunding campaign for a Bayraktar combat drone to Ukraine, kamikaze drones, anti-drone guns. https://twitter.com/EuromaidanPress/status/1572741969020755968?t=r26EWLJK8P8Q8OS8aiXoUw&s=19 https://twitter.com/EuromaidanPress/status/1544803375518167040?t=8yuWIr_h5-flGU-V6CVFuQ&s=19
Lithuania buys antidrone guns and Wingman radars for Ukrainian Army - journalist Andrius Tapinas https://t.co/b42DciZ5VU
— Euromaidan Press (@EuromaidanPress) July 12, 2022