29-year-old resident of Dobryachyn Andriy Lyzan has been posthumously honoured with a state award — the Order “For Courage” Third Class. The decoration was presented to his family.
The award to the family of the fallen serviceman was presented by the Head of the Lviv Regional Military Administration, Maksym Kozytskyi, together with the Head of the Western Territorial Directorate of the National Guard of Ukraine and the Commander of the 2nd Separate Halychyna Brigade.
On this day, the families of 22 National Guard servicemen from Lviv region who were killed defending Ukraine from Russian aggression received state awards.
From the beginning of 2024, Andriy Lyzan served with the 2nd Separate Halychyna Brigade of the National Guard of Ukraine. He served as a private, rifleman of the 2nd rifle squad of the 2nd rifle platoon and, together with his comrades-in-arms, carried out combat missions in the Pokrovsk sector.
For more than a year and a half, the serviceman was considered missing in action. In January 2026, his family were informed that Andriy had been killed on 8 July 2024 near the village of Vodiane in Donetsk region.
The memory of Andriy Lyzan and of all the fallen defenders of Ukraine who gave their lives for its independence will live on in the hearts of his fellow countrymen and of the entire nation.