In Lviv, a further 11 memorial plaques will be installed in honour of Ukraine’s defenders who were killed while defending the state. The decision to install them was approved on 16 October by the executive committee of Lviv City Council.
The commemorative markers will be placed on the facades of educational institutions where the fallen soldiers studied, as well as on a residential building connected with their lives.
In particular, memorial plaques will be installed to:
- Mar’yan Behey — at 16 Mykoly Khvylovoho St (building of Secondary Comprehensive School No. 54 in Lviv);
- Volodymyr Borushchak — in the village of Riasne-Ruske, at 2 Naukova St (building of the Riasne-Ruske Lyceum of Lviv City Council);
- Oleh Brylevskyi — at 6 Khotynska St (building of the Lviv Art Lyceum at the Lviv National Academy of Arts);
- Oleh Havan — in the village of Riasne-Ruske, at 2 Naukova St (building of the Riasne-Ruske Lyceum of Lviv City Council);
- Ihor Dashkovych — in the village of Riasne-Ruske, at 2 Naukova St (building of the Riasne-Ruske Lyceum of Lviv City Council);
- Bohdan Drobchak — at 58 Varshavska St (building of Secondary Comprehensive School I–III degrees No. 91 in Lviv);
- Taras Duchak — at 10 Anatoliia Kos-Anatolskyi St (building of Lyceum No. 93 of Lviv City Council);
- Yurii Dutka — at 58 Varshavska St (building of Secondary Comprehensive School I–III degrees No. 91 in Lviv);
- Anton Kraievskyi — at 1 Yevhena Dzyndry St (building of the Mayak housing construction cooperative);
- Dmytro Mytiuk — at 6 Khotynska St (building of the Lviv Art Lyceum at the Lviv National Academy of Arts);
- Pavlo Ferenchak — at 6 Khotynska St (building of the Lviv Art Lyceum at the Lviv National Academy of Arts).
In this way, the city continues to perpetuate the memory of the fallen soldiers, linking the places where they studied and lived with the history of today’s struggle for Ukraine’s independence.
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