Fibre optic FPV drone crashed into one of our positions, catched by the anti-drone net. 

Deadly leftover…

Might be an easy one but can you find a Starlink on this picture? 

This is what our positions could look like

Ukrainian fields near the frontline are full of fiber optic cables.

Very and very problematic.

I just have been to one of Ukrainian cities in the rear, and found this mobile interactive class on mines & explosives safety for kids. 

Kids go there, Emergency services employees teach the kids on what is dangerous and what they should do once noticed different types of mines.

On one side, it’s good that kids have that opportunity to make themselves safe.

On the other side, it fucking sucks that Russia forced those kids to learn about mine safety.

Mobile Mine Safety Class

As Ukrainian, I just don’t see what kind of peace I can make with Russians in my lifetime.

In Ukraine, the tech community is known for its innovation, talent, and global impact.

But since Russia’s full-scale invasion, many IT professionals like myself have traded their keyboards for rifles to defend their homeland.

I suggest you have a deeper look at @doucommunity project "Memorial" which honors those who made the ultimate sacrifice. It tells the stories of tech specialists who fought not just for their future but for the future of Ukraine.

https://dou.ua/memorial/

Eternal glory and memory to Yana, 30-years old Recruitment Team Lead, who was killed by Russian Forces in Bakhmut 2023.

She was a combat medic with 93rd Brigade. On March 3, 2023, she was killed during the evacuation of wounded soldiers near Bakhmut. Everyone misses her.

People like Yana - from my professional circle - are the inspiration and a very sad sign at the same time.

Her story tells me that we are fighting the hardest, with all our mental capacity, and sadly losing the best among us. 

Her bravery and selflessness continue to inspire.

Anton Harbuz, a Project Manager in IT and Platoon Commander of the 'Berlingo' assault battalion. 

Anton selflessly joined Ukraine's Defense on the first day of the full-scale invasion. Tragically, he was also killed in the battle of Bakhmut by Russian Forces.

Hero.

This hits home very closely too. I didn't know but Yevheniia Bazylevych was SEO specialist in local firm here in Lviv.

Almost entire family was killed in precise Russian strike on the city of Lviv, on their apartment, 1000km from the frontline. 

I suggest more people read and learn about Ukrainian IT people fighting for their homes and their families, their future. 

This should be interesting for global tech community we were a part of, we still are. Ukraine's IT people are being killed by Russia
https://dou.ua/memorial/

Tech Community's Sacrifice

Ordinary Ukrainian urge to rename all my Signal chats to ‪”‪👊🇺🇦🔥‬”

UPD: 100.000 followers on Twitter - reached JUST NOW!!! 

Big milestone. I am just thankful for the community I was able to find here. It helped me grow in the recent 3 years, and definitely this community saved many lives through Dzyga’s Paw.

You folks are awesome. Thank you! 

I was just told my dog was kidnapped by some CRABS??? 🦀

Wtf is going on, how could you kidnap such a cutie? 