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The cold November evening, when the Russians once again released more than a hundred Shaheds to leave the Ukrainians without electricity, turned out to be colder than ever. For Olga and her husband, the densely populated area of ​​the capital Poznyaki, as well as for tens of thousands of locals, has become like a continuous dark spot, where the headlights of cars are flashing here and there. Most of the locals, although they have power banks, lamps or alternative power sources from past years' experience, are unlikely to be able to have a delicious dinner at home. After all, 25-story buildings are fully electrified, without gas. That is, to heat at least tea or cook something nowadays, as well as to go up to the quartile without an elevator at all, is a task with an asterisk. The big hope for residents of high-rise buildings during blackouts is generator-equipped shops and catering establishments, where you can drink hot coffee, eat a freshly baked panini and charge your phone. For Olga and her husband, the closest such source of stable light is the ATB store in the area, where, despite many hours of power outages, everything works. dev.ua visited the store and found out how ATB stability islands work in Poznyaki, the capital, and beyond.

Blockchain platform Polymarket is taking bets on whether a nuclear strike will happen this year. We are probably talking about a nuclear weapon from the Russian Federation — it is the leaders of this country who constantly threaten to press the red button.

Компанія «Київстар» — найбільший оператор електронних комунікацій в Україні — під час війни вкладає величезні інвестиції в розвиток мереж і власну енергонезалежність. Середній темп, який компанія взяла у 2024-му, — приблизно $200 млн капіталовкладень на рік. Звісно, це величезна сума, але й зробити компанії доведеться багато чого.

Mobilized Software Test Engineer Oleksandr Leonenko announced a collection of UAH 500,000 to ensure his safety and life. This is stated in stories published by Oleksandr. dev.ua talked to the man from Haiti and learned the details of his story. (The news was supplemented with a comment from the company with which Oleksandr worked before mobilization).