I don't even know where to begin my life story. In 2009, I started studying at the Kharkiv National University of Internal Affairs, Educational and Scientific Institute of Psychology, Management, Social and Information Technologies, specializing in computer science. Having successfully completed my studies in 2013, I began my career at the Research Forensic Center in the Kharkiv region of Ukraine as a forensic expert. Also in 2013, I started distance learning at the Kharkiv National University of Radio Electronics with a degree in Information Control Systems and Technologies with the right to work on the qualification of Computer Systems Analyst. He graduated in 2015 with a master's degree. In 2018, he was appointed to the position of Senior Forensic Expert of the Investigation Department of the Police Department in the Kharkiv Metro of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Ukraine. He rose to the rank of police captain, war came to Ukraine, Russia attacked Ukraine. For the first 4 months I had to fight for my life and the life of my family. Our house was shelled both with anti-personnel mines and large artillery shells. Thank God, the house survived, but the windows were broken, it was winter, it was cold. After prolonged and massive offensives by Russia for 5 months, it was decided that it was no longer possible to remain in the same place. My father and I sent the women and children through a safe corridor inland, after which they left the country for Europe. And men were forbidden to leave the country, everyone was drafted into the army. Since I worked in the police, the military commandant's office did not touch me. Therefore, my dad and I were forced to look for another way to leave the country. After a long-term search for various schemes for leaving, there was only one option - through the front line, into enemy territory, the territory of orcs, non-humans, insensitive creatures, the territory of the Russian Federation. This decision made me rethink life and its value. I saw deaths, I saw murderers, but I couldn't help it, there was a fire inside of me. I wanted to tear and throw after what they did to our people, houses and territories of Ukraine. The path was not easy, we came under fire, we crossed the swamp, our car got stuck, everyone was covered in mud and cold, but we were warmed by the thought of freedom and security, the warmth of the family. After 8 days we reached the border with Latvia. And even when we crossed the border, the understanding that we were safe did not come to us immediately. But Thank God, Glory to the Universe, they helped us and now we are safe. It remains to find a job to get an income that will be enough for a good life for my family.