Zozulya Yuriy Іnfo

We created our memorial benches in "X-park" in tribute to our heroes. To the guys who worked at "X-park". They were athletes who dreamed of an independent Ukraine. Here is this bench of honor we installed in memory of the feat of our employee Leonid Hordiychuk. He created this location, and now children and adults play sports here and where Kyiv residents go to relax. It feels like he is sitting here, observing his creation, and those who sit nearby can see him and have the opportunity to read about his deeds. Here, on the QR code, we've created a memorial to keep the deeds of our comrades in memory forever. Here, we’ve placed this bench of honor dedicated to Vadym Zelenuik because he frequently visited this spot. Here, our enthusiasts of cold-water immersion and winter swimming gather. "Penguin Club" (the name of the group of cold-water enthusiasts) always remembers their penguins—heroes. Here, we used to sit and sing songs together. And on this st

  - So, what can we do? We can't protest, we can't do anything. Although, on the other hand, we see, some people are allowed to protest for some reason. You can go and criticize one of the mayors here. Here, tens of thousands of people can march to an enemy church, and it's all fine, with the police escorting them. Is it still possible to have a civil society during wartime? Maybe businesses should resort to some kind of actions, I don't know. - Zozulya Yuriy But this "White businesses" (state legitimate business), a club of "White protesters”. They can do anything. watch the video with English subtitles So, we were also curious about this. How does it happen that we submit an application, for example, for some event, and they say: "No, that's it. We'll shut you down, arrest you, or even shoot you." and so on. But then we see a crowd come out, chanting and no one touches them, police protecting them and even pushing others away to make s