Today Kyivstar CEO Oleksandr Komarov took part in a workshop on Ukraine’s digital economy at the Ukraine Recovery Conference 2026, highlighting the country’s resilience, innovation, and long-term growth. Digital transformation is not a by-product of recovery. It is one of the engines driving recovery, creating a more modern, competitive economy. Today, Kyivstar’s evolution from telecom operator into digital ecosystem is providing the foundations for home-grown innovation like @uklon and Helsi to scale and thrive - leading from the front across industries like healthcare, mobility and delivery. During the workshop, Oleksandr outlined VEON’s belief that continued investment into digital infrastructure in Ukraine is the key to unlocking further transformation - where sovereign AI services, data centers, cloud services, and resilient networks are treated as critical infrastructure for recovery. @TwiyKyivstar

Ahead of the Ukraine Recovery Conference, Kyivstar CEO Oleksandr Komarov joined a European Business Association panel to make the case for Ukraine as an investment-ready market for global capital. As the first Ukrainian company to list its shares on a US stock exchange, Kyivstar has shown that global investors will back Ukrainian business. Its growth story goes beyond connectivity, spanning a digital ecosystem that includes ride-hailing through Uklon, digital health through Helsi and as well as other services. Oleksandr said that encouraging signs in governance and transparency are emerging, and that further progress on rule of law and gradual liberalization of capital movement has the potential to unlock larger investment flows. Through its "Invest in Ukraine NOW!" initiative, Kyivstar continues to tell Ukraine's story to the world. @TwiyKyivstar

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Miyu Tomita defended the humor in Even the Student Council Has Its Holes! after criticism of its erotic scenes. The voice actress for Komaro Michinoku told Animate the series’ racy jokes can be exaggerated but never feel vulgar. From her perspective as a woman, she said they are woven in so naturally that they often do not register as that kind of joke. Tomita added that the show balances those moments with touching episodes, and that her raspy take on Komaro, initially a worry, ended up one of the character’s most liked traits.