of the content on the Kyivstar TV online television platform. Also, subscribers of other mobile operators have free access to news channels and children's content. Kyivstar actively supports the state and Ukrainian society, the Armed Forces of Ukraine: The company transferred UAH 1.1 billion of income tax to the state budget ahead of schedule. The company allocated ₴10 million of charitable assistance for the Come Back Alive charity fund and 5 million for the “Your support” (Ukr - “Твоя опора”). The company has created a platform to raise funds for the needs of the Ukrainian army. With the short number 88009, Kyivstar subscribers collected more than UAH 1.2 million in the first two weeks of the platform's existence. Kyivstar, in cooperation with the State Emergency Service of Ukraine, sent out more than 150 million SMS messages with vital information, in particular, about actions during an air raid alert, first aid, etc. In the first quarter of 2022, Kyivstar invested UAH 659 million in communication development. And thanks to the round-the-clock work of the company's specialists, 95% of the base stations of the telecom network work in normal mode. During the war, the company built more than 100 new mobile communication facilities and connected 1,150 bomb shelters in various cities of Ukraine to the free Internet. Kyivstar, together with other mobile operators, the Ministry of Digital Transformation of Ukraine, the State Service for Special Communications and Information Protection of Ukraine, the National Commission for State Regulation in the Fields of Electronic Communications, Radio Frequency Spectrum and Postal Services, together with the Ukrainian Association of Telecom Operators "Telas", launched national roaming. CSR By its corporate social responsibility strategy, Kyivstar implements social responsibility projects in five areas: digital inclusion, development of innovative entrepreneurship, Internet security, corporate volunteering, and partnership for sustainable development. The company supports the UN Sustainable Development Goals and focuses on goals 4 (quality education), 8 (decent work and economic growth), 9 (innovation and infrastructure), and 17 (partnership for sustainable development). In 2015, Kyivstar initiated the social and educational program Make Your Mark to support talented schoolchildren, programmers, startups, and young entrepreneurs. The initiative provides support to Ukrainian students who show the best results in the exact disciplines: science, technology, including information, engineering, robotics, and mathematics. On August 8, 2017, Kyivstar started providing its subscribers with non-tariffed access to the Prometheus application, a platform for open online courses that offers a