74% of European Union citizens approve the aid that the EU provides to Ukraine to defend against Russia's aggression, according to a survey
Full-scale invasion and national resilience, broadcasted live.
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Anti-tank pyramids for sale on Avito, boom for concrete manufacturers in Russia
6/ There are currently over 40 companies offering "anti-tank pyramids" for sale on Avito with delivery provided within Russia and occupied Ukrainian territories. The Russian economy may be suffering, but it's obviously a great time to be a concrete manufacturer in Russia. /end
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Russian manufacturers sell anti-tank pyramids online
4/ Manufacturers in Russian front-line regions, as well as occupied regions of Ukraine, are selling anti-tank pyramids online. For instance, one company from the Republic of Adygea in southern Russia is advertising "Anti-tank pyramids, tetrahedron" for 8,500 rubles ($131) each.
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Wagner Group builds “Wagner Line” in Russia, pyramids appear in Ukraine
3/ Large numbers of these pyramids have appeared across occupied areas of Ukraine, while the Wagner Group is trying to build its own 'Wagner Line' in Russia's Belgorod and Kursk regions. But private citizens don't need to worry about being left out.
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Russian companies produce anti-tank pyramids and bunker structures
2/ Multiple companies in Russia have been making anti-tank pyramids and structures for bunkers. Manufacturers include the Moscow reinforced concrete factories of the developers PIK and KROST, according to the independent SOTA news outlet.
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Elevator use as a lottery with power outage risk
Taking an elevator is a lottery. One can get stuck if electricity is out. So I stopped taking elevators but sometimes I am too tired. So I risk it. My plan usually is to check the schedule of outages, make sure the building is not scheduled, make sure there is no attack. 17/
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Barbershop continuity key for getting through war
I got a haircut in the barbershop. They never stopped working. Here is Vitaliy, who used to cut my hair before the war and continues to do so now. Continuity in life is important. Small things like this become key for getting through this war. 16/
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Mylovanov’s Al Jazeera interview on reconstruction sparks BBC interest
In the morning, I got to give an interview for Al Jazeera. It was about reconstruction. Here is their setup. Later BBC contacted me asking for an interview based on some points I made to Al Jazeera. Thank you AJ and BBC for covering Ukraine! 14/
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Kateryna and KSE students help rebuild Bucha homes
This is Kateryna, a bachelor student. She runs a chapter at KSE of a volunteer organization that helps people in Bucha build back their houses. Students get together on weekends and travel to people to help with construction. 11/
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CEO and I discuss joint incubator with MIT amid war
Our CEO and me are on a call discussing launching a joint incubator with MIT. We are quite excited about it. We are building entrepreneurial and innovation ecosystem and culture around KSE. At war. It is difficult but cool. We are grateful to the folks at MIT. 8/