The demise of defender Mykola Tarasiuk: the story of a warrior from Rivne region.
According to inkorr.com: Every day Ukrainians remember those who lost their lives in the war with Russia. Today we honor the memory of Mykola Tarasiuk.
The life and service of Mykola Tarasiuk
Mykola Tarasiuk was born on December 23, 1988, in the village of Symoniv, located in the Hoshchansky settlement council of the Rivne region. He became a defender of Ukraine and died on October 18, 2025, fighting for the territorial integrity of his country.
After studying at a lyceum and a vocational college, Mykola worked as a repair craftsman. He was known for his responsibility and diligence. In 2024, Mykola joined the 33rd and 156th separate mechanized brigades of the Armed Forces of Ukraine to resist Russian invaders.
Commemoration
Mykola Tarasiuk was awarded the 'Veteran of War' medal, but unfortunately, he lost his life during service. He was buried at the Lychakiv Cemetery. He left behind a daughter, a wife, a mother, relatives, and friends.
Together with all Ukrainians, we honor the memory of those who gave their lives for the freedom and independence of Ukraine in the fight against Russian invaders.
Ukrainians continue to cherish the memory of their heroes who sacrificed their lives for the altar of freedom. Stories like Mykola Tarasiuk's serve as important reminders of the strong spirit of our defenders and their devotion to the homeland. These memorials inspire and strengthen the unity of the people in the struggle for independence.Read also
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