war story
Kyiv, Ukraine - Dec 2, 2022
What's everyday life like?
What's everyday
life like?
aiWe continue to keep you
informed about the situation in
Ukraine. Now every city lives
in anticipation of complete
collapse. From time to time
there is a massive rocket
attack on residential buildings
and energy systems. This
affects the lives of civilians
and military people. We want
to win, so our task is to help
both the civilian population
and the army.
aiHave you ever lived in
conditions where electricity
comes on and off every 2‑3
hours and sometimes all you
get is 3 hours a day? What
would be the first thing you do
when there is light, heat,
Internet? For some people,
water is tied to the electricity
too!
aiCurrently, this is the
situation in most of Ukraine.
And people try to wash things
in a short time, call loved
ones, prepare food, and
charge everything that has
batteries.
When the electricity is off
in our office, we go to a
co-working space that has
its own generator
aiFor us in Kyiv, the situation
changes every day. For
working, we go to our office in
the morning at 9:30‑10:00. In
the last couple of weeks the
electricity has been turned off
at 12 or 13:00 until the
evening so then we go to a
coffee shop or a co‑working
space that has their own
generator.
aiAs for my house, the
electricity goes off in the
afternoon, and sometimes it
does not even come on in the
evening. It's dark and gets
pretty cold.
aiOur brother is in the army.
He undergoes tactical training,
studies and lives on a farm.
Yes, on a farm where there
used to be cattle, where there
is no heating at all and no
electrical outlets. For him and
his unit, we are currently
helping to raise funds for a
diesel generator.
aiAnyone who wants to feel
involved in keeping the light
burning for Ukrainians, so they
can keep warm and vulnerable
people can survive, we
request you donate to our
volunteer work and become a
participant in good deeds!
