NATO Countering FPV on fiber optic networks: Ukrainian company — among JATEC Hackathon winners / Countering Fiber Optic-Controlled FPV Drones: Ukrainian Company Among JATEC Hackathon Winners https://
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Countering FPV on fiber optics: Ukrainian company among JATEC winners
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Aid for drones and communications for Sumy direction
Volunteer Yusupova asks for help with purchasing drones and communications tools for units at the Sumy direction "There are many requests from the front. The fighters urgently need help For the very hard Sumy direction, drones are critically needed, charging stations, starlinks, antennas and
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Expert Kevlyuk: Russia not planning invasion of Dnipropetrovsk Oblast, goal is Pokrovsk
Expert Kevlyuk: Russia not planning invasion of Dnipropetrovsk Oblast, goal is Pokrovsk https://ift.tt/0KMl8pb #liga #news
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A column of Russian armored vehicles destroyed (in Kostyantynivka area)
A column of Russian armored vehicles was destroyed in the Kostyantynivka direction.
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Co-founder of Deepstate: Fortifications on Sumy border could have been built a year ago
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Putin: No objective to take Sumy, but not ruling it out
We have no objective to take Ukraine’ Sumy, but I do not rule it out — Putin
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51,700 Fewer Bachelor’s Students, Exam Failures, Destroyed Schools
But 51,700 fewer students entered bachelor’s programs this year. One in ten applicants failed entrance exams — often due to interrupted schooling or trauma. And 3,676 education facilities have been damaged or destroyed. 7/
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Government invests in education budget, grants, underground classrooms, science parks
The government is investing too. In 2024, the education budget grew by 20%. Over 13,000 students received study grants. Underground classrooms are being built near frontlines. Kyiv opens new science parks to create jobs and encourage graduates to return. 6/
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Youth despondency: War’s toll and the allure of emigration
One 17-year-old girl said: “When the war started people were very enthusiastic. But a lot of time has gone by and people are more depressed. They think there’s a better life in another country.” [That’s why we offer at KSE a reason to stay besides just a degree] 8X
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Half of Lviv final-year girls plan to leave, teachers report
In Lviv, teachers say half of final-year girls plan to leave. Some escaped frontline cities, others want stable classrooms and real graduation dates. Air raid sirens, canceled exams, and destroyed schools push them to look west. 2/