In memory of Chief Sergeant Pavel Didenko (call sign "Zvirobi") Pavel was born in the village of Turkovich in the Rubna region. After school he worked as a tractor driver. In 2014, Pablo Didenko joined the armed forces as a volunteer. Served as part of the 54th Separate Reconnaissance Battalion, visited the hottest spots of the ATO. Enemies included Zviroboi on the list of Russia's enemies, and a $30,000 reward was announced for his head. As the full-scale invasion began, Pablo, despite his deteriorating health, continued to delay his discharge from the service. Pavlo Didenko died on July 9, 2025, near the village of Tovesta, Donetsk region. He led a team to evacuate a dead comrade, but was hit by an enemy FPV drone. The soldier left behind a wife and three children. Eternal glory to the hero! Prepared by the Ukrainian national agency Ukrainform together with the Ukrainian Institute of National Remembrance and the online media of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine ArmiyaInform.

In memory of Chief Sergeant Pavel Didenko (call sign "Zvirobi") Pavel was born in the village of Turkovich in the Rubna region. After school he worked as a tractor driver. In 2014, Pablo Didenko joined the armed forces as a volunteer. Served as part of the 54th Separate Reconnaissance Battalion, visited the hottest spots of the ATO. Enemies included Zviroboi on the list of Russia's enemies, and a $30,000 reward was announced for his head. As the full-scale invasion began, Pablo, despite his deteriorating health, continued to delay his discharge from the service. Pavlo Didenko died on July 9, 2025, near the village of Tovesta, Donetsk region. He led a team to evacuate a dead comrade, but was hit by an enemy FPV drone. The soldier left behind a wife and three children. Eternal glory to the hero! Prepared by the Ukrainian national agency Ukrainform together with the Ukrainian Institute of National Remembrance and the online media of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine ArmiyaInform.