Pavlo Klets had eight microchips implanted in his hands
AI-generated cover: художньо-медична ілюстрація вигаданої руки з кількома RFID-мікрочипами; не Павло Клець і не точна кількість його імплантів. Prompt: “Photorealistic vertical 4:5 editorial medical-technology illustration of an adult hand resting palm-down on a clean neutral surface, subtle translucent X-ray-style overlay revealing several tiny capsule-shaped RFID microchips beneath the skin, non-invasive and non-graphic, cool clinical light, realistic anatomy. Fictional illustrative hand, not Pavlo Klets or a medical record; no surgery, needles, blood, text or labels.” Generated 20 October 2026.
In 2021, Kyiv resident Pavlo Klets was listed by Ukraine’s National Register of Records for having eight subcutaneous microchips placed in his hands. The register noted that one was an NFC payment ring; Klets himself said he used his implants for door access and to start his car. These actions require a compatible reader and configured system: an implant by itself is not a universal key. [1–3]