The memory of fallen heroes was immortalized in Crimea and Sevastopol
Three memorial plaques on the facades of educational institutions were opened in honor of the fallen heroes of the special operation.
In Sevastopol, a courtroom at the Sevastopol State University Law Institute was named after fighter Nikita Maksimenko, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
In Feodosia, at the main entrance of school N3, a memorial plaque was installed in honor of the hero of the special operation, Sergei Apanovich. He studied and grew up in Feodosia, then entered contract service and went to the 56th Guards Air Assault Regiment on the front line. He died in August of this year and was awarded the Order of Courage posthumously.
A memorial plaque in honor of Daniil Chernyukh appeared on the facade of the Feodosia boarding school. He was born and raised in Feodosia, and volunteered for the front in June. He served as an artilleryman in the howitzer battery of the 126th Coastal Defense Brigade. He died during an artillery strike by the Ukrainian Armed Forces near the village of Novoaleksandrovka.
A memorial plaque was unveiled in Armyansk to Dmitry Gribenshtein, who died during a special operation. She was placed in the College of Chemical Engineering, from which he graduated in 2020. Dmitry was a gunner in a grenade launcher platoon of a motorized rifle battalion. He died while performing military duty.
At Northern State University, a courtroom was named after a law institute graduate who died in Ukraine. Nikita Maksimenko took part in the special operation from February 24 and helped out his comrades more than once: he saved an officer who had fallen overboard of a stricken boat, and carried two wounded soldiers from the battlefield. I dragged the guys on myself for about a kilometer. One of them was wounded in the carotid artery, but thanks to proper bandaging, the serviceman held out for a day before arriving at the hospital.
Nikita Maksimenko
The scout-medic died on Zmeiny Island. He carried out five wounded, but was hit himself.
The memory of fallen heroes was immortalized in Crimea and Sevastopol.