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🇺🇦 Kinzhal Missile Fragment Keyring — Recycled in Ukraine 🔑💙💛
🇺🇦 Kinzhal Missile Fragment Keyring — Recycled in Ukraine 🔑💙💛
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🇺🇦 RE4WIN Kinzhal Missile Fragment Keyring — Recycled in Ukraine 🔑💙💛
A fragment of a formidable weapon, given a positive new purpose. ♻️🤝
Made by RE4WIN and donated to Ukraine UK Aid, this distinctive keyring turns recovered missile material into a keepsake that helps support humanitarian work in Ukraine.
The inscription identifies the piece as a fragment of a Russian AS-24 “Killjoy”, better known as the Kinzhal, that fell in Kyiv in April 2024. Its visibly marked surface gives it individual character, while the reverse carries a missile illustration and the words “Recycled in Ukraine.” 🇺🇦
🔎 The story behind the missile
The Kh-47M2 Kinzhal is a Russian air-launched ballistic missile, carried by aircraft including the modified MiG-31K. It travels at hypersonic speeds—more than five times the speed of sound—and is believed to be derived from the ground-launched Iskander-M missile. Missile background: CSIS.
Despite its fearsome reputation, the Kinzhal proved possible to intercept: in May 2023, the Pentagon confirmed that Ukraine had downed one using a Patriot air-defence system. That makes the presentation tin’s cheeky wording about being “impossible” to shoot down particularly pointed. Pentagon confirmation.
💙 A keepsake with a story to tell
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🇺🇦 Made by RE4WIN from recovered missile material
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📍 Kyiv, April 2024 provenance recorded on the piece
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🔄 Inscription on one side and missile artwork on the other
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♻️ “Recycled in Ukraine” message
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🔑 Short chain and screw-closure key fitting
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🎁 A distinctive piece for a collector or supporter of Ukraine
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.
💛 Help turn the remnants of destruction into practical support.
Your purchase supports Ukraine UK Aid’s humanitarian work inside Ukraine, helping us continue assisting people affected by the war. 🚐🤝
🛍️ Add this remarkable keepsake to your collection and help us keep helping.
Follow our journeys on Ukraine UK Aid’s Facebook group. 💙💛
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