Ukraine's Kalush Orchestra raises $900,000 for military by auctioning Eurovision trophy

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Ukraine's Kalush Orchestra raise US$900,000 by selling Eurovision trophy. The group won Eurovision with their entry "Stefania." The funds raised will be used to purchase for the armed forces the PD-2 unmanned aerial system, which includes three aircraft. Russia's invasion on Ukraine, now in its fourth month, has claimed thousands of lives. Moscow calls its actions a "special military operation" to disarm Ukraine.

3 months ago·Kyiv, Ukraine

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Ukraine's Kalush Orchestra raises US$900,000 for military by auctioning Eurovision trophy

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