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Home  /  World  /  Send Putin to Jupiter fundraiser raises $2 million

Send Putin to Jupiter fundraiser raises $2 million

by Prachi Mahamia
March 17, 2022
in World
Reading Time: 2 mins read
Send Putin to Jupiter

Ukraine has begun a fundraiser to send Vladimir Putin to Jupiter as the Russian assault proceeds. The ‘Send Putin to Jupiter’ fundraiser has so far raised almost over $2 million. Ukraine plans to use the funds to create a ‘rocket’ that will transport the ‘dictator’ to the planet. 

“Donate to help us build a rocket that will send a bloody dictator far far away,” the donation website states. The website also bears a picture of Putin on a rocket as well.  

Send Putin to Jupiter Donations are for the redevelopment of Ukraine 

The official website where users from around the world can make crypto donations to Ukraine goes live: https://t.co/UJhiA1jBWc. It has never been so easy to support 🇺🇦! A beautiful joint initiative of our @mintsyfra in partnership with @everstake_pool and @FTX_Official. We win!

— Mykhailo Fedorov (@FedorovMykhailo) March 14, 2022
Putina.net, a website created by the Ministry of Digital Transformation, mocks Putin’s stalled invasion of Ukraine and vows to send ‘the bloody dictator far, far away.’ The government department hopes to raise $100 million (£76.5 million) in total, and donors are encouraged to pay at least $2.99 (£2.29) to ‘buy a rocket.’ However, Ukraine’s Vice Prime Minister, Mykhailo Fedorov, confirmed that the money received would be used to support Ukraine’s armed forces as well as the rehabilitation of the country’s cities and towns after the Russian attacks.

He likewise tweeted: ‘Everyone wants Putin to die. Until this happens, we give Ukrainians and the whole world a unique opportunity: Send Putin to Jupiter. Donate $2.99 for a rocket. All funds will be directed to the restoration of the destroyed infrastructure!’ 

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In the meantime, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy delivered a speech to the US Congress. Zelenskyy spoke to elected leaders in the Capitol Visitor Center about how Ukraine was still under Russian attack. Missile strikes and shelling is ongoing in major cities. Despite this, the Ukrainian President stated that his country has not considered giving up. Ukrainian President Zelenskyy outlined that the history of the United States also has instances that will help it relate to Ukraine

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