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Requesting #NAFOArticle5, Paragraph 24: #DarkNight🫡 Together, we've successfully closed 4 drone fundraisers to fight off russian invaders. This time, let's fundraise an air defense turret to protect Ukrainians from terrorist UAVs and name it, too: 👇

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UNITED241 year ago

#SkySentinel is an advanced air defense turret, designed by Ukrainian engineers specifically to make Swiss cheese out of russian drones and missiles with high precision. Our goal is $150k — to protect the people of Ukraine and to get rid of terrorist garbage in its skies. For this, we need your help, Fellas. We've done this before — we believe we can do it again✊

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UNITED241 year ago

And of course, you can give it a name! We shall also raffle off prizes among our dear donors: 🦇10 unique UNITED24 x NAFO T-shirts with the #DarkNight logo 🪙One of the last custom UNITED24 challenge coins from our donors, @MontayBayBay and @Barnett_556. And those who donate $1000 or more will join the NAFO Guard, we'll make a video with their Fella avatar next to the Sky Sentinel, and write their name on the actual turret! Let’s shoot up some russian drones and missiles, before they do any harm. Let's guard Ukrainian nights:

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Forcefella 🇬🇧|🇺🇦🕸️🇮🇱📟🦁🎗️🇬🇪1 year ago

🫡💙💛

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UNITED241 year ago

Wow! Thank you💙💛 Once again:) You’re a true guardian🇺🇦

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Chef Ben1 year ago

Holy smokes, BatFella! 💙💛

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UNITED241 year ago

Holy smokes — welcome to the NAFO Guard🫡 And thank you💙💛

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goblin🇺🇦1 year ago

@Official_NAFO name a better love story than u24 and nafo, i’ll wait ❤️‍🔥

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UNITED241 year ago

@Official_NAFO True dat

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Hiking Fellina - 🇺🇸🇺🇦🇨🇦🇬🇧1 year ago

NAFO at your service 🫡

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UNITED241 year ago

Thank you 🫡

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