Mariupol Angels: photo exhibition dedicated to fallen Ukrainian soldiers open in Kyiv
A photo exhibition, Azov Regiment–Mariupol Angels, dedicated to the fallen defenders of Azovstal and the city, will be held in Kyiv.
Rubryka reports, referring to the statement of the Association of Families of Azovstal Defenders.
They say the exhibition will be held on October 14, the Day of Defenders of Ukraine.
The event is organized by the mother of the senior soldier of the Azov regiment, Vera Lytvynenko. Her son Vladyslav Lytvynenko ("Vektor") died during the defense of Azovstal steelworks.
"The visit of each of us to this event is the least we can do to support the families of the defenders of Mariupol," the Association says.
Photo: Association of Families of Azovstal defenders
"The Association of Families of Azovstal Defenders invites residents of Kyiv and guests of the city to attend the event and pay their respects to the fallen heroes of the defense of Mariupol.
On October 14, our state will once again celebrate the Day of Defenders of Ukraine, and on this day, it is vital to remember those heroes who gave their lives most dearly for our country," say the organizers.
During the air alert, the exhibition will not function.
Visitors are asked to wait out the danger in the nearest shelter, the Zoloti Vorota metro station.
The event will start at 11:00 a.m. and last until 6:00 p.m. in Sofiivska Square.
Reference
As Rubryka reported, Ukraine managed to free 215 people from russian captivity.
200 Ukrainian soldiers were exchanged for the father of putin's goddaughter Viktor Medvedchuk, who "already gave all possible evidence to the investigation."
Five commanders from Azovstal were exchanged for 55 russian soldiers who "we have no interest in." The released commanders are currently in Turkey under the protection and safety guarantees of President Recep Erdogan. They will remain there until the end of the war.
In addition, russia released ten captured foreigners to Saudi Arabia.
