🇺🇦 KN-23 Missile Fragment Keyring — Kyiv, 7 February 2024 🔑💙💛

🇺🇦 RE4WIN KN-23 Missile Fragment Keyring — Kyiv, 7 February 2024 🔑💙💛

Recovered in Ukraine. Repurposed to help. ♻️🤝

Made by RE4WIN and donated to Ukraine UK Aid, this distinctive keyring gives a fragment of missile material a constructive new purpose: supporting humanitarian work inside Ukraine.

The inscription identifies it as an original piece of a North Korean KN-23 missile that fell in Kyiv on 7 February 2024. The presentation tin also names the missile Hwasong-11Ga, describing it as a solid-fuelled tactical ballistic missile.

This rectangular piece features a dark, textured surface with visible markings. On the reverse, a missile illustration sits above the words “Recycled in Ukraine”, while a silver-tone swivel connector and lobster clasp complete the design. 🔑

• 📍 Kyiv, 7 February 2024 provenance recorded on the piece

• ♻️ Recovered material repurposed by RE4WIN

• 🔄 Origin inscription and illustrated reverse

• 🔑 Swivel connector and lobster clasp

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

• 💛 Donated to help fund 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.

This piece carries a sobering story, but its next chapter can help bring practical support to people affected by the war. Your purchase supports our humanitarian work inside Ukraine. 🚐💙💛

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

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