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My farmer market sells 18 fresh eggs for the low price of $20
to supply food to frontline troops at "two to three" times the regular price. 

Holy shit. Greed and stupidity got not boundaries. >

You would make that delivery for normal price? >

This is not about delivery to the front lines, or even about catering services. I'll edit this comment in a few with the link to a Ukrainian article.
Edit: This investigative piece shows that people have used the fact that military contracts have been removed from the public eye to overcharge the UA military using a shell company. 
The suggested solution is not to make all military contracts public again, but to publicize the price per item that is being paid. Knowing that 300,000 eggs were purchased for $100,000 could give some insights into troop deployments, but knowing that the military paid $0.33/egg is only useful to determine that they were ripped off.
It's a very good thing that Ukrainian society can report on traitorous corruption like this during a war. >

If only eggs were that cheap in the US. >

go to your largest neighbourhood poultry farm and see what kind of a deal you can get to purchase 300,000 eggs...you may be surprised at the savings