State Emergency Service names rescuers killed in Russian strike on Kharkiv
Kyiv • UNN
As a result of a repeated Russian strike on Kharkiv, four rescuers were killed and nine others were injured. The State Emergency Service has released the names and ranks of the fallen heroes.
The State Emergency Service of Ukraine has named the rescuers killed in a repeated Russian strike in Kharkiv, UNN reports.
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"Another tragic night for Ukraine and our Service in particular: tonight, as a result of a repeated Russian strike on a civilian enterprise in Kharkiv, 4 rescuers were killed and 9 others were injured," stated the Head of the State Emergency Service of Ukraine, Andriy Danyk.
As the Head of the State Emergency Service noted, "joining the Heavenly Guard are the fighters of the 6th State Fire and Rescue Unit of the city of Kharkiv: squad leader, Chief Master Sergeant of the Civil Protection Service Dmytro Boiko; firefighter-rescuer, Sergeant of the Civil Protection Service Danylo Tishchenko; firefighter-rescuer, Sergeant of the Civil Protection Service Serhiy Makovetskyi; driver, Master Sergeant of the Civil Protection Service Vadym Zinchenko."
"They remained in the ranks until the very end, fulfilling their official duty. Devoted to their oath, courageous and unbreakable, they will forever remain in our memory, the memory of their brothers-in-arms, relatives, friends, and all Ukrainians. Our entire SES family bows its head in grief. Sincere condolences to the families who lost their loved ones. Eternal memory and glory to the Hero-rescuers!" Danyk emphasized.