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“Working on a ladder in a bulletproof vest is very difficult. Besides, for the enemy it’s like a red rag to a bull.” The director of an internet provider from Kramatorsk told how he lost 80% of subscribers at the beginning of the full-scale war, but kept the business, and now he’s even investing in development

On the eve of the interview with dev.ua, employees of the local Internet provider Elite-Line were eliminating the consequences of the arrivals — in Kramatorsk they deal with this constantly. According to the director of the provider, Mykola Kucheruk, while their team was working on it, three KABs flew literally 500 meters from their office. The consequences of this arrival will also have to be resolved quickly, because some subscribers were again left without the Internet. Elite-Line specialists arrive at the destination in a few hours, having endured a pause: no one has canceled the tactic of repeated strikes against the Russians, so it is highly undesirable to leave immediately. In this regard, the Internet provider’s employees are exposed to the same risks as rescuers and medics arriving at the scene.