The message is part of a joint initiative by the State Emergency Service of Ukraine and GSC Game World to draw the attention of young people to suspicious objects left behind as a result of military operations.
The message is part of a joint initiative by the State Emergency Service of Ukraine and GSC Game World to draw the attention of young people to suspicious objects left behind as a result of military operations.
The official X account of the Ukrainian game STALKER 2: Heart of Chernobyl published a short video on behalf of the game's main character, Scyth, about the dangers of suspicious objects.
"Listen to Skif's advice! Don't touch anything suspicious: no wires, no boxes, no toys. Remember: don't approach. Don't touch! Call 101," the video's description says.
Listen to Skif's advice! Don't touch anything suspicious: no wires, no boxes, no toys. Remember: don't approach. Don't touch! Call 101.
— STALKER OFFICIAL (@stalker_thegame) September 12, 2025
This message is part of a joint initiative of the State Emergency Service of Ukraine and GSC Game World. @SESU_UA x @GSC_GW pic.twitter.com/Yrlmx0TJDU
About 23% of Ukraine's territory is potentially dangerous and needs demining. The project's goal is to bring safety rules to the most vulnerable audience: adolescents, in particular boys aged 14–17, who, according to a study by UNICEF and Rating Group (2024), are most likely to engage in risky behavior.
