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Maria Berlinskaya told NV that she is striking in Ukraine in the fourth year of the war (photo: Alexander Medvedev / NV)
Maria Berlinskaya, the head of the Victory Drones Aerall Drone Support and Project, names people, events and things that do not leave it indifferent in Ukraine during the Great War.
1. “X -ray” of war
We are only really scary. In a lifetime, you can not know how you behave, when instinct paralyzes your will, is to hide: from responsibility, from terrible reality, from the country. The war shows us, irradiating by fear. This is the best time to feel their relatives and learn not to be afraid.
2. The power of Ukrainian dignity
Ukrainians, the people are quite modest, friendly and heartfelt, often underestimated by themselves. But peoples, like people, manifest themselves in trial times. And the time for safety for Europe is now the Ukrainian soldier. And for the first time, the Ukrainians began to speak on equal footing with the world – no matter, in costumes, in sweaters or ordinary field form.
3. Technological militarization of society
Ukrainians are carriers of strong engineering intelligence, surprisingly smart and resourceful. From Vladimir Vernadsky and Sergey Korolev to the most bold technological startups. During the war, Ukrainians quickly realized: the only way to protect themselves is technology. So the Ukrainian technological miracle and the first drone war took place.
4. The proximity of death
You wake up in the middle of the night from the sound of death that circles over you drones. In any second, this death can become yours. Who will be taken from sleep that night, who will not see dawn? One day tomorrow will never come. This time, death flew so close, but exploded on. So there is still time to prepare for yourself something to go. Memento Mori.
5. Break into the third world
Yes, the Third World War will never begin. Because she is already going. Historians did not immediately name the first and second world. The war has visible and invisible domains. War we call the time when tanks are already going and missiles are flying – the most visible domain of aggression. But people are at war as they multiply. The contradictions are increasingly uncompromising, the world is re -enlightened and will continue to be crazy. Our task in the new world order is to keep your people and stay people.
6. Little young Italian
He stood somewhere near the front, in the repair shop of paratroopers. And only came from his sunny Italy in our harsh front winter. He went for several days and got it. He looks at me with good, even baby eyes and says, “I came to defend you! You have been attacked, it is unfair. I will fight for people and freedom! ” And then acapely, in the acoustics of the empty shop, under the explosions of artillery in the distance, he sings to us Bella Ciao. He is listened to the same volunteers, applauded. At the end, I turn away, something got into the eyes.
7. The highest form of love
There is no more love than giving your life for their loved ones. Ukrainians are now the only people on earth that embodies these words from the Gospel at the cost of life of thousands of their children. It was the 11th year of the world’s largest war.
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Maria Berlinskaya, a leading Ukrainian public figure and volunteer, studied at Kamyanets-Podilskyi National University named after Ivan Ogienko and the National University of Kyiv-Mohyla Academy. In 2014, as a volunteer, she joined the Aydar battalion and became a aero -intelligence specialist. Subsequently, she created the Air Intelligence Support Center and organized drone management courses. In 2022, she founded a project of technological strengthening of Ukraine’s security and defense forces of Victory Drones and became a co -founder of Dignitas Charitable Foundation. In 2023, she launched a program of support for percussion birds. The initiator of the human rights project is an invisible battalion and the women’s veteran movement.
This material was published in NV No. 2 for April 2025. You can buy this magazine number here.