"Our unity is our core": Gorokhovsky shared where he allocated funds from the "nuclear" collection (photo).

The Ukrainian businessman and co-owner of Monobank, Oleg Gorokhovsky, announced that over 127,000 people have joined the fundraising campaign named "For the Nuclear!" The banker wrote this in his Telegram blog.

"A total of 127,357 individuals participated in the 'For the NUCLEAR' campaign. Among them, 155 wanted their money back (138,517 UAH) because I didn't have any Nuclear," Gorokhovsky stated, attaching a photo showing the amount of funds collected.

According to the banker, he transferred 27,096,088 UAH to the well-known blogger Sergey Sternenko, who is raising funds for FPV drones called "RUSORIZ" to support various units of the Defense Forces.

"We are expecting good video reports from him [Sternenko]. Our unity is our 'Nuclear'," Gorokhovsky wrote.

Earlier, it was reported that Ukrainians raised 10 million for nuclear weapons. The fundraising was announced by Monobank co-founder Oleg Gorokhovsky. Within just 30 minutes, two million hryvnias were donated for the "Nuclear."

Subsequently, it was reported that banker Gorokhovsky explained why the fundraising for the "nuclear" was a joke. According to him, financing and creating nuclear weapons require "significantly larger amounts" than what could be raised through Monobank, and the process itself would be non-public.