In the Kyiv art space “D12,” where, over five days, an exhibition commemorating the fallen fighters of the Azov Regiment and Belarusian legionnaires was held at the initiative of the All-Ukrainian Trade Union of Defenders of Ukraine, a solemn closing ceremony of the exhibition took place.

The hall was filled with families of the fallen heroes, patriotic youth, and civic activists. Representatives of the Azov Khorunzhy Service, led by their commander, comrade “Spider,” as well as a guest from Belgium, Jean Cerien — a long-time partner of Ukraine — came to support the families of the fallen.

A special part of the event was the performance by the Honored Academic Exemplary Orchestra of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, led by Colonel Ihor Bykovskyi, along with military singer Valeria Okhtyrchanka. Their program served as an emotional tribute to those who gave their lives for the freedom and future of Ukraine.

“For us, it is important that the memory of these bright individuals lives not only within their families but also in the hearts of every Ukrainian. They have become a symbol of resilience, and it is our duty to speak about them, preserve their stories, and continue their fight for truth and freedom,” said Sofia Cherepanova, Deputy Head of the All-Ukrainian Trade Union of Defenders of Ukraine.

From December 8, the exhibition will continue at Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv, where students and visitors will have the opportunity to see it.