08/27/2026
On August 24, 1991, at 21:04, a Ukrainian flag was carried into the Verkhovna Rada as Ukraine declared its independence.
It was not a standard flag. During the Soviet period, displaying the Ukrainian flag could lead to persecution, and fabric in the traditional deep blue color was difficult to find. The activists who secretly made this flag used the material they could get. It was light blue instead and measured exactly 7.34 metres.
Today, replicas of that historic flag are helping Ukraine once again.
Miratech has joined an initiative supporting the Come Back Alive Foundation (https://savelife.in.ua/en/) by purchasing 10 of the 1,000 limited-edition replicas. Our contribution will support the purchase of unmanned ground robotic systems for Ukraineβs Defense Forces.
The flags will find their place across Miratech. We plan to display them in our offices in Kyiv, Warsaw, and Vinnytsia, while others will be given as meaningful gifts. One will remain in our Kyiv office as a reminder of the people who fought for Ukraineβs freedom 35 years ago and those defending it today.
Some symbols carry history. This one now carries help as well.
Thank you to our ESG team, Olga Skydan and Oksana Ognevaya, for bringing this initiative to Miratech and making our participation possible.
Glory to Ukraine! πΊπ¦