Russian attack kills former NV Business journalist Mariia Yivzhenko
Mariia Yivzhenko died in a Russian attack on Kyiv on Sept. 25. She worked at NV Business for more than five years, and her death is an unimaginable loss for her family, colleagues, and friends.
Mariia Yivzhenko, a former journalist at NV Business, was tragically killed in a Russian drone attack on Kyiv on September 25. Yivzhenko was 29 years old at the time of her death. Her husband, Danylo Yivzhenko, confirmed the incident through a heartfelt message to his wife's colleagues and friends. The Russian drone targeted the Compass business center, where Mariia was present, claiming her life.
Mariia had been employed at NV Business for over five years, where she covered a range of topics including defense technology, Ukraine's IT sector development, telecommunications, and innovations supporting the nation's defense capabilities. Renowned for her ability to simplify complex technological concepts and provide insightful analysis of Ukraine's innovation market, Mariia had a unique talent for making intricate subjects accessible.
Just three months prior to her death, Mariia made the decision to transition from her work at NV Business to the corporate sector, but she maintained a close connection with her former colleagues. The impact of Mariia's passing is deeply felt by all those who knew her, according to Oleksandra Nekrashchuk, deputy editor-in-chief of NV Business.
Nekrashchuk described Mariia as possessing exceptional professionalism, a strong dedication to her country, and an endearing human warmth. The NV Business team extends its deepest condolences to Mariia's family, loved ones, and friends, reminding everyone to cherish her memory. Those wishing to offer support to Mariia's family or express gratitude for her contributions can access her family's bank account and card details via a provided link. NV encourages everyone to follow their social media channels for updates and ways to contribute.
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