🇺🇦 Kalibr Missile Fragment Keyring — Recycled in Ukraine 🔑💙💛

🇺🇦 RE4WIN Kalibr Missile Fragment Keyring — Recycled in Ukraine 🔑💙💛

A recovered fragment with a new purpose: helping people in Ukraine. 🤝

Made by RE4WIN and donated to Ukraine UK Aid, this distinctive keyring transforms a missile fragment into a meaningful keepsake that supports our humanitarian work.

The inscription identifies it as a piece of a Russian sea-launched Kalibr missile that fell in Lviv on 6 July 2023. Its uneven outline and visibly marked surface preserve the character of the recovered material. On the reverse, a missile illustration sits above the words “Recycled in Ukraine.” ♻️🇺🇦

🌊 A little background on the Kalibr

Kalibr is a family of Russian missiles launched from naval ships and submarines. The land-attack version is a long-range cruise missile: powered through its flight, it uses wings to travel towards its target rather than following the high arc of a ballistic missile. Missile background: CSIS.

Here, a fragment associated with that destructive purpose has been repurposed to help fund care and practical support. 💙💛

• 📍 Lviv, 6 July 2023 origin recorded on the piece

• ♻️ Recovered missile material repurposed by RE4WIN

• 🔄 Origin inscription on one side; missile artwork on the other

• 🔑 Swivel connector and clasp fitting

• 🎁 A distinctive keepsake for a collector or supporter of Ukraine

• 💛 Donated to support Ukraine UK Aid’s humanitarian work

💎 A collectible with a purpose

Other pieces in RE4WIN’s range are listed for US$100. Many pieces in the range are now out of stock on the maker’s website, with selected items available exclusively through Ukraine UK Aid.

Your purchase helps us continue delivering humanitarian support inside Ukraine. 🚐🤝

🛍️ Add this meaningful piece to your collection and help us keep helping.

Follow our journeys on Ukraine UK Aid’s Facebook group. 🇺🇦💙💛