In Odesa, they bid farewell to fallen volunteer doctor Oleksandr Poliakin.
Commemoration of the Fallen Ukrainians
According to inkorr.com: In Ukraine, the commemoration of those who died in the Russian-Ukrainian war continues, including Oleksandr Poliakin, a medical worker from Odesa.
Oleksandr Poliakin was not only a renowned surgeon but also a volunteer who died on October 17, 2025, from injuries sustained on the front. His colleagues from various medical institutions expressed their condolences, recalling his professionalism and humanity.
Poliakin received an award from the Minister of Defense of Ukraine and was always distinguished by a high level of professionalism and dedication to his work. His funeral will take place on October 19 in his hometown of Rozdilna in the Odesa region.
In memory of Oleksandr Poliakin and other fallen victims of Russian occupiers, Ukrainians will organize a moment of silence to honor their sacrifice in the struggle for the freedom and independence of the country.
These events highlight the importance of remembering those who gave their lives for their homeland. Honoring the memory of the fallen is not just a tribute of respect but also a reminder of the cost of freedom that thousands of Ukrainians pay on the front line, defending their state and its independence.
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