A meeting of cadets with Oleksii Perets, inspector of the Department of Countering Cybercrimes in Khmelnytskyi Region of the Department of Cyber Police of the National Police of Ukraine, was held at the Faculty No. 4 of KhNUIA. The main topic of the meeting was the discussion of the project of the Cyber Police Department "StopRussia | MRIYA" on countering Russian aggression in cyberspace.

The cadets, together with volunteer organizations, are involved in weaving camouflage nets for the needs of Ukraine's defenders. The boys and girls devote their free time to this cause. They are confident that such effective and necessary camouflage means will save many lives on the front line.

As part of the military and patriotic education, applicants for higher education of the Faculties №1 and №4 of KhNUIA visited the exhibition of the Russian-Ukrainian war "At the Turn", organized by Kamianets-Podilskyi State Historical Museum.

Olena Stativka, Head of the Department of Foreign Languages of the Faculty No. 4, and lecturers of the same department Valentyna Pochuieva, Larysa Sazanova, Oleh Honcharuk and Artem Bilousov took part in an international online webinar "Using bite-sized digital content to prepare our students for their B2 First (for Schools) exam" by Cambridge Language Teaching.

Andrii Voitsikhovskyi, Professor of the Department of Constitutional and International Law, Faculty  №4, took part in the webinar "Human Rights" held by the Center for Civil Liberties and Kyiv School of Human Rights and Democracy.

Our brave and heroic warriors amaze the whole world with their courage and bravery, and we are worthily thanking them with our support. War dictates its own conditions - blood is needed every day to save both wounded defenders and civilians. The students of the Faculties №1 and №4 of KhNUIA in Khmelnytskyi region have once again donated blood and its components.

Andrii Voitsikhovskyi, Professor of the Department of Constitutional and International Law, Faculty №4, attended a thematic lecture on "Tokyo Tribunal: the one that unfairly remains in the shadow of history" prepared by the Center for Civil Liberties and Kyiv School of Human Rights and Democracy.

The team of Kharkiv National University of Internal Affairs has developed a chatbot called CyberVarta to counteract the illegal actions of destructive youth movements (PMC Redan, Ofniki, Anti-Redan). The bot will also help to counteract illegal activities on the Internet related to the illegal sale of counterfeit documents and money; trade in weapons, ammunition, explosives, etc.

A new youth movement of the Redan PMC has been detected in Ukraine. In Kyiv, Kharkiv, Lviv, Zhytomyr and Ivano-Frankivsk, teenagers who consider themselves part of the Russian subculture of the Redan PMC gathered for mass fights. In two days, about 30 youth gatherings took place in different regions of Ukraine, with more than 700 people invited, most of them minors. Such events caused concern in Ukrainian society and prompted the police to take active action.

Professor of the Department of Constitutional and International Law, Faculty No. 4 of KhNUIA, Andrii Voitsikhovskyi took part in the webinar "Conversation with digital security expert", held as part of the joint project of the Center for Civil Liberties, ABA ROLI "Promoting Internet Freedom in Ukraine" and Kyiv School of Human Rights and democracy.