- We studied at the same faculty with Vlad, lived in the same dorm room. Both of us were at the same age of 21. We also fought side by side. On that day, during a special mission the explosion of the shell tore off his leg below the knee and damaged other parts of the body.
The Second World War (01.09.1939 – 02.09.1945) – the bloodiest global conflict, in the course of which died, according to various estimates, from 50 to 85 million people. As the terrible tragedy it is remembered and commemorated around the world.
May 7 at the National Technical University of Ukraine "Kyiv Polytechnic Institute" solemn meeting on the occasion of the 70th anniversary of the Great Victory.
It is passing 70 years after the end of the bloodiest global conflict − the Second World War in Europe.
We walk every day at the monument to the fallen of the polytechnics, which stands near the metro station. On the monument is the inscription: "Courageous. Selfless. Invincible.
February 11, a meeting to discuss the problems of scientific and technical developments in the complex program of the University "System of special and double purpose" was held in NTUU “KPI”.
January 20, a training gathering of reservists university staff dedicated to mobilization was held at the Center of Culture and Arts NTUU "KPI".
Administration, trade union organization and collective NTUU "KPI" inform with deep regret , that on September 2, in the area of the ATO, for the freedom and independence of Ukraine, a student of Mechanical Engineering Institute, a true patriot, a true friend, a kind and bright person - fighter
Administration, trade union organization and collective NTUU "KPI" with deep regret inform that the researcher at the Faculty of Electronics Andriy Eremenko died a heroic death for the freedom and independence of Ukraine 21/08/2014 in the area of the ATO.
The events of one of the most cruel wars that the mankind had been suffered from have been moving away each year. However the wounds of those who defended their homeland with their lives from enemy invasion don’t stop hurting.
