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Rest in Peace

Junior Lieutenant Andrii Keidalyuk died on August 12, 2023 in the Zaporizhzhia region.

Andriy was 42 years old. He lived in Odessa. He worked in the municipal guard. He was fond of hunting.

"Everyone knew him as a brave, kind and sensitive person. This is a person who always radiated light, a smile shone on his face in any situation," said niece Victoria Shepel.

On February 24, 2022, the man joined the ranks of the territorial defense. Later he joined the Armed Forces of Ukraine.

He was awarded the orders of combatant, war veteran, "Unity and Will", as well as the "Indomitable Heroes of the Russian-Ukrainian War" medal.

"Andrei never gave up and went to victory. He was a brave, purposeful, intelligent and brave warrior. He came to help, never left his brothers in trouble," shared the niece.

Russians destroy Ukrainian churches and torture priests in the occupied territories, — Institute for Religious Freedom.

Since the beginning of the full-scale invasion, Russia has destroyed or damaged about 630 religious buildings. Most of them were destroyed in Donetsk, Luhansk, and Kherson regions.

It has been documented that some churches and prayer houses were looted by the Russian military, closed or converted into administrative buildings by the occupation authorities.

Ukrainian religious leaders continue to be imprisoned, tortured, and killed in the temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine. Those who did not agree to collaborate and refused to submit to Russian religious centers are subject to repression.

The woman infantry officer

A volunteer from Georgia, Tengiz Chania, died at the front in Ukraine. He served in the 3rd OShBr in the Avdiivka-Marinka direction.

Tengiz took part in the Russian-Ukrainian war since the beginning of the full-scale invasion.

During his service, he was wounded twice, but after recovering, he returned to the front both times.

Eternal glory to the Hero.

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"I will show you my new reality. Widows," wrote Olexandra, the woman in the photo.

Her husband, Mirosh, died defending Ukraine on the front lines. "He lived honorably and left honorably," she wrote.

Ukrainian photographer Garry Efimov knew this couple well and began photographing them at the very beginning of their romance. Now he has captured their tragic end❤️‍🩹

Glory to the hero!

📷: Garry Efimov, Oleksandra Kostetska / Instagram

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Frames of the "Novator" light armoured vehicle and chassis for the 2S22 " Bohdana" self-propelled howitzer production.

Rest in Peace Veronika

8-year-old Veronika Khitsai died with her father in Zaporizhzhia on March 22, 2024.

In the morning of that day, the Russian military once again attacked the city with rockets.

Veronika studied at local school #29. She loved to draw and play with animals. She loved to come up with recipes for various delicacies and cook together with her mother.

"Veronichka loved watching the TV series "House of Happiness". She was a real incredibly bright angel. All the best character traits are about her. Very friendly, sociable, beautiful," Aunt Olena said.

The girl is survived by her mother, grandfather and uncle.

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​​💔 The life of Nazar Smirnov ended on March 9, 2024 in the village of Prydniprovsky, in the Dnipropetrovsk region. In the morning of that day, he and his older brother Yaroslav were walking from the church to the store when the Russian military fired artillery.

As a result of the impact, Nazar died on the spot, and his brother Yaroslav was hospitalized in a hospital in Dnipro.

Nazarov was 16 years old. He is from Nikopol region. He first studied at the Kamian Lyceum, and then transferred to the Prydniprovsky Lyceum. Student. He adored football and participated in various competitions.

"He was the soul of the company, an extremely positive and friendly young man, always ready to support others," said the deceased at the lyceum where he studied.

"Nazar was a very cheerful, sociable and kind boy. He had many friends at school and even found a common language with high school students. In the family he was a master, he always helped his grandmother. He loved to play football. Before the day of his death, I still saw him going to football field to another village," added Karina, who knew the Smirnov brothers.

Nazar is survived by his grandmother, brothers, sister and other relatives.

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Knew they were hit. Guess they were converted to submarines.

Minus Large Landing ship Yamal of the ruzzian Black Sea Fleet

Minus Large Landing ship Azov of the ruzzian Black Sea Fleet

"The Project 775, NATO reporting name Ropucha class (Polish for Toad), is a class of landing ship (large landing ship or Bol'shoy Desantnyy Korabl (BDK) in Soviet classification) built in Poland for the Soviet Navy."

"They were designed for beach landings, and can carry 450 tons of cargo. The ships have both bow and stern doors for loading and unloading vehicles, and the 630 square metres (6,800 sq ft) of vehicle deck stretch the length of the hull. Up to 25 APCs can be embarked."

Rest in Peace Svitlana

Svitlana Mykhailenko was at home when an enemy missile came and took her life. It happened on 15 March 2024 in Odesa.

She was 39 years old. She was from the village of Mykolaivka. She worked at a butter factory for 12 years.

For the past two years, she had been living in Odesa with her family. She got a job as a sales assistant in a clothing store. Later, she quit and took care of household chores.

This year, she planned to get married to her common-law husband.

"She was a kind, bright person. She never offended anyone in her life, she came to the aid of everyone in need," said her sister Tatiana.

The deceased is survived by her son, parents, sister and civilian husband.

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