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    1. Lysychka- on

      **Yurii Petrenko. Press service of the Lviv Regional Military Administration.**

      Yurii Petrenko, from the village of Mshana in the Horodok community, served in a reconnaissance company of the 47th Mechanized Brigade “Magura.” He was killed Feb. 25, 2026, while carrying out a combat mission near the village of Khrapivshchyna in the Sumy region. He was 26.

      **Denys Smolianyn. Press service of the Lviv Regional Military Administration.**

      Denys Smolianyn, a native of Stryi, served as a police lieutenant and inspector in the assault regiment Safari of the National Police’s Liut joint assault brigade. He was killed March 18 near Kostiantynivka in the Donetsk region. He was 23.

      **Ivan Maidan. Press service of the Lviv Regional Military Administration.**

      Ivan Maidan, a native of the village of Knysele in the Lviv region, joined the 103rd Territorial Defense Brigade named after Metropolitan Andrei Sheptytskyi at the start of Russia’s full-scale invasion. He was awarded the medal “For Service to the State.” He was 42.

      **Yevhenii Andrushchenko. Press service of the Lviv Regional Military Administration.**

      Yevhenii Andrushchenko, a native of Cherkasy who lived in Lviv, joined the Ukrainian Armed Forces in 2026. He served in the 118th Separate Territorial Defense Brigade named after Otaman Liutyi-Liutenko. He was killed March 13. He was 53.

      **Yurii Hentosh. Press service of the Lviv Regional Military Administration.**

      Yurii Hentosh, from Sheptytskyi, served as a driver-electrician in a motorized infantry platoon of military unit A4722. He was killed March 3 near the village of Sadove in the Kharkiv region. He was 51.

      **Nazar Kozak. Press service of the Lviv Regional Military Administration.**

      Naraz Kozak, from the Drohobych area, was an ATO veteran who defended Ukraine during the full-scale invasion. He founded the public organization *Heart of Brothers,* which supported fellow veterans. He died March 19. He would have turned 40 in April.

    5. maceion on

      May I , from U.K. [Britain] thank their relatives for their service to Ukraine, and wish their relatives and friends happiness in the future, and good memories of those who fell in their country’s service.

    9. CannonFodder1013 on

      May they rest in peace. The world was a better place with them in it.

      Slava Ukraini 💙💛🇺🇦

    10. Dalainana on

      One Pudding instead of all the fallen ones would be a great memorial for history to remember. And his children to see what the father was like. I wish all these portraits wouldn’t be (so the generation in Iran and some in Afrika, all the woman being enslaved in Afghanistan…), we should’ve, as a world population being educated enough to learn from all the slayers and politicians massacring in the past. Why aren’t we adapting better behaviour for the future💔.. heroyam slava

    11. LilLebowskiAchiever on

      >Yevhenii Andrushchenko, a native of Cherkasy who lived in Lviv, **joined the Ukrainian Armed Forces in 2026.** He served in the 118th Separate Territorial Defense Brigade named after Otaman Liutyi-Liutenko. **He was killed March 13.** He was 53.

      All the deaths are individually heart breaking, but this man’s time in service really stood out to me. Ukraine is making massive sacrifices.

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