Prytula unveils long-range Ukrainian drone
Ukrainian volunteer activist and politician
Serhiy
Prytula and his charitable foundation will supply the military with
long-range kamikaze drones Morok (Specter), Prytula announced via
Facebook on Nov. 17. The manufacture of the UAVs was funded through a UAH 177
million ($4.9 million) fundraiser.
A month ago, during a major fundraising campaign ran by Prytula, Ukrainians donated enough funds for 101 Morok drones.
“The first aircraft are now ready to be delivered to the appropriate institutions,” he said.
"We expect to see video content with explosions this winter!”
Prytula also shared a photo with volunteers Serhiy Sternenko and Ihor Lachenkov beside one of the drones.
In an earlier interview with NV Radio, Prytula mentioned that Morok UAVs can travel up to 800 kilometers and carry a 30-kilogram payload.
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