Maria studies Artificial Intelligence at KSE. Her father has been serving since the start of the full-scale invasion. She entered university when most of the family’s resources were going not to education but to supporting her father at the front. 2/
Full-scale invasion and national resilience, broadcasted live.
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KSE students with parents in military, captivity, or missing
100 students at KSE have parents currently in military service, in captivity, or missing. The students study, work and plan their future in Ukraine. 1/
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Education, creativity, and army support
Our mission is to provide these students with the conditions to study, create, raise funds for the army, and build the future that will change Ukraine for the better.
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Students organized Zhadan i Sobaky concert raised $5,000 for Khartiya brigade
Recently students independently organized a Zhadan i Sobaky concert and raised over $5,000 for the Khartiya brigade. One student had the idea. A KSE graduate helped make it happen. 2/
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KSE Student Garage Sale Raises 55,000 Hryvnias for Drones
A student garage sale on the KSE campus raised 55,000 hryvnias for interceptor drone procurement. 11 Ukrainian brands joined. Over 200 students participated. 3/
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KSE students support Ukraine’s defenders
KSE students balance their studies with support for Ukraine's defenders. In 2022, they launched 'Donate to Evacuate'—raising 2 million hryvnias for medevac missions and rescue operations by Ukraine’s military intelligence.
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Epic interception of Russian Kh-101 cruise missile over operator’s head in Kyiv region
❗️Epic moment of intercepting a Russian Kh-101 cruise missile and its subsequent flight directly over the operator’s head yesterday in the Kyiv region pic.twitter.com/Q0LYEkprMQ
— 🪖MilitaryNewsUA🇺🇦 (@front_ukrainian) 25 mai 2026Epic moment of intercepting a Russian Kh-101 cruise missile and its subsequent flight directly over the operator’s head yesterday in the Kyiv region
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Kuleba: War decisions cause pain, president bears blame
Kuleba: Making political decisions during war is a terrible pain, because people’s lives depend on them every day.
— Tymofiy Mylovanov (@Mylovanov) 25 mai 2026
Everyone can later blame the president — generals, ministers, even the office — but the presidency is where all those points converge. 5X pic.twitter.com/SPxuo1UIwPKuleba: Making political decisions during war is a terrible pain, because people’s lives depend on them every day. Everyone can later blame the president — generals, ministers, even the office — but the presidency is where all those points converge. 5X
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Kuleba: Zelenskyy’s decision to stay prevented collapse of power system
Kuleba: If Zelenskyy had listened to partners and internal voices telling him to flee in February 2022, the whole system of power would have collapsed after him.
— Tymofiy Mylovanov (@Mylovanov) 25 mai 2026
Heroic people and soldiers matter first — but every country needs authority to organize resistance. 4/ pic.twitter.com/pwIQpIKDRsKuleba: If Zelenskyy had listened to partners and internal voices telling him to flee in February 2022, the whole system of power would have collapsed after him. Heroic people and soldiers matter first — but every country needs authority to organize resistance. 4/
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Kuleba: Goal is to break Ukrainians’ will to resist
Kuleba: The main goal is not to break one specific person, but to break Ukrainians’ will to resist.
— Tymofiy Mylovanov (@Mylovanov) 25 mai 2026
One way is to spread “the authorities are bad” until society starts eating itself. Different actors add their interests, and it becomes a cumulative bomb. 3/ pic.twitter.com/JKQWrEZ2xEKuleba: The main goal is not to break one specific person, but to break Ukrainians’ will to resist. One way is to spread “the authorities are bad” until society starts eating itself. Different actors add their interests, and it becomes a cumulative bomb. 3/