Vitalii V. Tilizhenko (Keks)

Graduated from the Zaporizhzhia Institute of Economics and Information Technologies. In 2004–2005, he taught at the Academy of Business and Law named after Kruchynina. Since 2005, he has been a business trainer and IT consultant in companies "Informmanager," "BPO Group," "Professional Trainings." He participated in over 50 consulting and training projects in various commercial organizations. He maintained a blog on Censor.NET. An active participant in the Revolution of Dignity. A public activist, volunteer, and developer of military equipment. Commander of the communication department in the TG "Belarus" DUC PS Rustam Dok: "The first casualty in the Belarusian group was a Ukrainian. One could write a lot about what a wonderful person Keks was, so I will be brief. Vitalik really wanted a patriotic government for Ukraine, as patriotic and right as he was himself. So let's fulfill his dream and end these pseudo-ceasefires with a complete victory over the rashist scum in Kyiv, Donetsk, and Moscow." Belarusian Igor: "The fight ended yesterday, and there is no way to get out of it… The guys died, among them was Vitalik. It seemed that such a cheerful optimist would never face this. When we were leaving the battle, taking our dead and wounded, he was more worried than others. It seemed that Friend Keks would always be nearby… Words fail me… He was a Man with a capital letter, a true friend, a true fighter, a true Cossack from Zaporizhzhia. Vitalik even took such a nickname for himself — Keks, to evoke smiles and positive emotions in his comrades. We joked that such a Keks was the only one on the entire front. I remember one of our last conversations a few days before the battle — Vitalik said: 'Can you imagine, I'll be killed during the battle near Volnovakha, and around is the Donetsk steppe, grass, black soil — what beauty. You'll die a hero.' He said this, as usual, with a smile and a spark in his eyes, we laughed then… And now Vitalik is gone. Rest in peace, brother, you are a hero!"