The Lviv City Council, on behalf of the community, has handed over another batch of equipment for the front as part of the “Lion’s Revenge” initiative. Six military units received unmanned aerial vehicles, an unmanned aviation system, quadcopters, as well as batteries and charging stations. The total value of the assistance is UAH 8.4 million.
This time, the military received 34 “Heneral Chereshnia” unmanned aerial vehicles, 3 “Sirko” unmanned aviation systems, 3 quadcopters, 10 batteries and 7 charging stations. The recipients were units of the Ground Forces, the Special Transport Service, border guards and logistics forces performing combat missions.
“Everything has been purchased with the funds of the Lviv community. The total value of this delivery is UAH 8.4 million. We are handing this over to six military units that are carrying out combat missions. I thank the taxpayers, because it is thanks to them that the city can systematically support our military. I thank the defenders who protect our country every day. We will continue working to provide the units with the most essential equipment,” said Andriy Moskalenko, First Deputy Mayor of Lviv.
City hall stresses that the procurement of equipment and gear for the military is carried out on an ongoing basis, funded by taxpayers of the Lviv community under the citywide programme to support the Armed Forces of Ukraine. According to the City Council, such deliveries are usually organised weekly.
At the end of October, Lviv Mayor Andriy Sadovyi visited the military in Kharkiv region and delivered aid from the community.
In total, more than UAH 1.1 billion was allocated from the city budget last year to support the Armed Forces of Ukraine. From January to August 2026, more than UAH 850 million has already been earmarked for security and defence, while over UAH 1 billion has been planned for the entire year. By a separate decision, the City Council session additionally allocated more than UAH 100 million for security and defence measures.