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Our goals and needs for April

 

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Our goals for April are determined by

1) the general strategy of further strengthening sniper groups;
2) specific requests from the best Ukrainian snipers to provide their sniper and sniper-reconnaissance groups with everything they need;
3) our capabilities to get what we want for snipers.


1. We will continue to buy and transfer .375 caliber rifles.
Today there is an opportunity to buy 4 more Desert Tech super rifles in .375 caliber, the lightest and most compact of the record-breaking long-range sniper rifles!
580,000 UAH ($14,000) for one rifle. The first of these rifles is wanted by a sniper from the GUR, who has shown excellent results since 2014, the second is a former biathlon champion. The following are also well-known professionals in sniper circles.
It is important for us to buy all these rifles before they return to the USA so that they can fight at the front.
These compact rifles perform very well, especially valuable is the fact that they are easier to disguise on the battlefield, both during battles in open terrain and during battles in cities. We will try to get more of these super rifles. 



Over time, we will buy more Victrix Throne super rifles in 375 CheyTac caliber with a barrel length of 38 inches, and then we wanted to buy Victrix Tormento rifles in 375 CheyTac caliber with a barrel length of 30 inches, now sniper training is underway for these rifles in those sniper groups that we were previously armed with such rifles.


2. Our snipers need a significant number of the best scopes for 375 CheyTac caliber rifles. These are two scopes for the Desert Tech rifles we just purchased with the money of sponsors, a scope for the 210th Separate Assault Regiment on the .375 Cadex, and four more scopes that are requested by snipers who were issued new rifles or who bought them themselves.
We will take the ZCO scopes 27x as the most optimal of those available now. When we buy new rifles, there will be a need for scopes for them.


3. There is a significant need for semi-automatic rifles of 308 caliber (80,000 UAH) and 5.56 caliber (50,000 UAH) for
1) snipers who fight with 375 caliber rifles and must have means of self-defense;
2) sniper groups that hunt enemy saboteurs near the border;
3) sniper groups that fight in cities. In April, we plan to buy and transfer about 10 such rifles. Scopes for them are also needed.


4. We will constantly buy semi-automatic shotguns for shooting down drones and cartridges for them.


5. There are significantly fewer requests for .338 caliber rifles than before, we will buy and provide several rifles per month according to the needs of snipers.


6. In April, we plan to buy about 20,000 bullets of .375 caliber at approximately 100 UAH per piece and 10,000 bullets of .338 caliber at 68 UAH per piece.


7. It's time for us to buy gunpowder, they are already bringing it - the best, and so far it is 100 canisters of 3.63 kg at a price of 25,000 UAH per canister, there will be 200 canisters in total. The previous stock of this volume was enough for a year, now we have more expenses for gunpowder, and we don't know if we will be able to get such good gunpowder again.
We have been working for a year to get this gunpowder to Ukraine, and finally we started to be able to pull off this super-operation, we pray that everything will work out.

I would like to note that now we are trying to invest only in those snipers who are actively fighting on the front line, and will also be part of the deterrent forces if there is a ceasefire.

Judging by the enemy’s transfer of additional forces to the front and to the border of Ukraine with Russia and Belarus in the spring, summer and autumn, we expect an intensification of the war, not a ceasefire. But just in case, we are concentrating our efforts on those snipers who will continue to serve in the Defense Forces of Ukraine in any development of events.

As the Polish Minister of Foreign Affairs Radosław Sikorski said, “The best guarantee of Ukraine’s security is a strong Ukrainian army.”
Moreover, a strong Ukrainian army is a guarantee of the possibility of global peace!
Supporting one of the pillars of the Defense Forces – snipers – is the best investment in the future!
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