Pavlo-Voitekh A. Dombrovskyi (Myslyvets)

Lieutenant Pavlo-Voiteh Dombrovskyi (call sign "Hunter) was killed on July 19, 2024, while carrying out a combat mission near the settlement of Borova in the Kharkiv region. The officer would have turned 46 years old in August. Pavlo-Voiteh was born in Kazakhstan. Later, the Dombrovskyi family moved to the village of Chernyhiv in the Lviv region. He obtained vocational education in Rudky and went on to military service. After getting married, he settled in Lviv. He worked for over 10 years at the Lviv branch of Oschadbank, during which time he also obtained a master's degree from the Lviv Institute of Banking. From 2016, he worked abroad, particularly in Poland and Lithuania. In his free time, he enjoyed fishing and hiking in the mountains. In the first days of the full-scale invasion, the man returned from abroad and volunteered to defend the state. He fought in the ranks of the 125th separate brigade of the territorial defense of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. He defended the Kharkiv, Zaporizhzhia, and Donetsk regions. He was constantly at the forefront, despite receiving wounds, and always returned to the front. For his personal merits, the officer was awarded the President's Distinction "For the Defense of Ukraine" and the "For Wounds" medal. "A hero with a capital letter, he gave the most precious thing - his life - for us, for a free Ukraine and peace," his wife noted. The defender was buried at the Lychakiv Cemetery's Marson Field in Lviv. Pavlo-Voiteh is survived by his wife Olha, daughters Zoriana and Oksana, other relatives, close ones, friends, and comrades-in-arms.