Vita Rusakova died in Kharkiv region: volunteer cook who nourished defenders.
According to inkorr.com: Every day at 9 a.m. Ukrainians honor the memory of those who became victims of the war between Russia and Ukraine. Today we honor Vita Rusakova.
On August 25, 2025, senior cook of the rifle battalion, Rusakova Vita Mykolayivna, was killed in the Kharkiv region while performing a combat task. This was reported by
"Glavkom"referring to the Orzhytska village council.
Life and Heroism of Vita Rusakova
Vita Rusakova was born on July 6, 1998, in the village of Chaykivshchyna. Having received the profession of a cook, she worked in food establishments, and later decided to join the army, where she earned respect and honor.
Support and Memory
With the onset of the war, Vita voluntarily joined the Armed Forces, preparing food for the military. She was respected among her colleagues and had authority. Her life was cut short on August 25, 2025, when she delivered food to the front line, ready to give everything for her country.
"Beautiful, bright, sincere, decent, and kind – this is how Rusakova Vita will be remembered forever by her family, classmates, friends, and brothers-in-arms," – the message of the Orzhytska village council states.
Vita left behind her mother Oksana Mykolayivna and her brother Volodymyr.
"Glavkom"also honors the memory of all who died from Russian aggression and pays respect to all who defended Ukraine.
Vita Rusakova is another heroine who gave her life for the freedom of her country and deserves recognition and respect.
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