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Ukraine spent $100 million in crypto donations on these war supplies

The Deputy Minister of Digital Transformation of Ukraine has announced it has spent $100 million in cryptocurrency donations.

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Millions of dollars in the cryptocurrency have been donated to Ukraine, and now the Deputy Minister of Digital Transformation of Ukraine has announced what it has spent the funds on.

The news comes from Alex Bornyakov, the Deputy Minister of Digital Transformation of Ukraine, who took to Twitter to announce that Ukraine has spent $100 million in cryptocurrency donations, with the majority of the money being spent on bulletproof jackets, packed lunches and various military equipment. Bornyakov wrote that cryptocurrency donations are funding the armed forces of Ukraine and went on to thank everyone that has donated.

According to reports, the cryptocurrency donations were used to purchase the following military equipment: 5,500 bulletproof jackets, 410,000 packed lunches, 500 ballistic plates for bulletproof vests, 3,125 thermal imagers and optics, 500 helmets, 3,427 medicines, and 60 walkie-talkies.

Bornyakov noted that all of the military equipment purchased is non-lethal and confirmed to CoinDesk that Ukraine's weapon suppliers accept payment in cryptocurrency. However, Bornyakov couldn't reveal what weapons were purchased with cryptocurrency for national security reasons.

Ukraine spent $100 million in crypto donations on these war supplies 01
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News Source:coindesk.com

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