AMMO, Inc. Offers To Donate 1 Million Rounds To Ukraine Armed Forces

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posted on March 1, 2022
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AMMO, Inc., a vertically integrated producer of ammunition and components and operator of GunBroker.com, announced that it heard Ukraine’s President Zelensky’s plea for ammunition and would like to help. Ammo Inc. is offering to donate one million rounds of ammunition to the Armed Forces of Ukraine in support of their fight for independence and freedom.

Ammo Inc. will formally offer to manufacture ammunition to donate to the Ukraine Armed Forces as they fight for their country’s continued independence.

"Ammo Inc., and we as Americans stand firmly in support of Ukraine’s sovereignty and independence, as we stand for freedom and democracy everywhere," said Fred Wagenhals, CEO of Ammo, Inc. "While we fervently hope for a quick and peaceful resolution to the crisis and that diplomacy will win the day, we condemn the Russian aggression and its threat to Ukraine’s territorial integrity and freedom. We recognize that events are unfolding rapidly on the ground in Ukraine, and we are prepared to move quickly as possible to support Ukraine as it continues to defend itself and its freedom.”

With its corporate offices headquartered in Scottsdale, Arizona. AMMO designs and manufactures products for a variety of uses, including law enforcement, military, sport shooting and self-defense. For more information, visit ammo-inc.com.

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