Kyrylo was born and raised in the charming, chocolate-sweet city of Vinnytsia. After finishing school, he entered Vasyl Stus DonNU, where he discovered two new, significant fields: Law and civic activism. For him, these fields were like a father and mother—it was simply impossible to choose which one he loved more, so he had to combine them. This marked the beginning of attending numerous training sessions, traveling across Ukrainian cities for various events, and creating his own projects and initiatives. All of this eventually led him to the wonderful organization Ukrainian Students for Freedom, where in 2024, after completing the leadership program, Kyrylo became a USF activist.

For me, freedom is like water for a fish—it feels complete in it: swimming, enjoying, competing, and doing whatever it desires. The absence of freedom is like that same fish thrown onto dry land. What can it do? Merely thrash its tail in convulsions, try to breathe air, but all in vain—it is doomed to die. For a person, freedom is that very same water. Without it, a person is inevitably doomed as well.