Russian Schools Recycle Discarded E-cigarettes To Be Sent To War Zones For Drone Manufacturing

The University of Samara in Russia has recycled a batch of e-cigarettes, which will be sent to the theater to support the operations of air defense organizations. It is reported that the components of these electronic cigarette devices are crucial for manufacturing drones.
According to a report by Russian media on November 21st, the student organization of Samara University in Russia has launched an activity aimed at collecting e-cigarettes used by students.
These e-cigarettes will be sent to the theater to support the operations of air defense organizations. It is reported that the components of these electronic cigarette devices are crucial for manufacturing drones.
Our military patriotic organization‘ Сокол’ Seek our help and request the provision of these electronic cigarette components. Due to the small current of these components, they have the ability to operate a mechanism in a fully autonomous manner, even when power is lost from the main power source
According to a representative from the university, students voluntarily participate in this activity. Currently“ Сокол” 224 used e-cigarettes have been sent to the front line. Moreover, they do not intend to stop this action. Electronic cigarette recycling bins have been set up in all teaching buildings and dormitories.