“I have a dream to go to the place where my son died. But for now, it is still occupied.” – father of a fallen Hero.

by Lysychka-

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  1. “I have a dream to go to the place where my son died. But for now, it is still occupied. It’s near Soledar. Many from his battalion fell there. But I believe that someday I will go there… My son was very good to me. I thank God for giving me such a son. True-blue, honest. He never caused me any trouble. And he also chose a wonderful, beautiful wife. At the funeral, she said to me, “Dad, you lost a son, but you gained another daughter,” says Vasyl Kovach.

    His son, Oleksandr, joined the war as a junior sergeant and fought the war with russians starting in 2014. His callsign was “Zahid” (West). He loved animals and Warhammer. He was 37.

    Vasyl, the father, is filling a few more buckets of water to water the flowers on the neighboring grave – Ihor Hoivaniuk’s. He says the soil is dry, and they need to help each other like good neighbors. He looks at the flag attached to the metal cross – faded, and needs replacement. Takes a few photos of his son’s grave and leaves…

    https://report.if.ua/statti/misce-tyhyh-rozmov-i-sumnyh-usmishok-odyn-vechir-na-aleyi-slavy-geroyiv-ivano-frankivskoyi-gromady/

  2. Absolutely Heartbreaking!!!! Ruzzzzzia is a TERRORIST state!!!!!

  4. Keep in mind that every life taken in Ukraine is worth 100000000000000000 Putin and the collapse of Russia as a state, broken into tiny territories with no military or nukes.

    Even a single mouse in Ukraine is worth that much.

    Russia must pay for its crime against humanity.

  5. Повага добродій Ковач.

    🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🤝🇺🇦💙💛🇪🇺🇺🇳🌻

    шана твоєму синові солдату.

  10. I am so sorry for your loss. And the ongoing tragic invasion that continues your suffering. Hang on, Ukraine will be victorious and you will be able to grieve how you need to. Heroim Slava

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