In Lviv, photo stories of missing and captured soldiers of the 82nd Brigade will be shown: where and when to watch
The exhibition "Not Born for War" is a story of waiting, pain, and faith
28 липня у Львові відкриють виставку на честь воїнів 82-ї ОДШБр
28 липня у Львові відкриють виставку на честь воїнів 82-ї ОДШБр

21 July, 13:16

On July 28, the photo project "Not Born for War" will be presented in the Lviv "Warrior's House." The exhibition is dedicated to the servicemen of the 82nd Separate Air Assault Bukovinian Brigade - fallen defenders, prisoners of war, and those listed as missing. This is reported by the press service of the Lviv Regional Military Administration.

The exhibition is based on the stories of Ukrainian warriors, their families, dreams, and unwavering faith. Behind each published photograph lies a human destiny that was forever changed by the full-scale war. The main goal of the exhibition is to honor the memory of those who gave their lives for Ukraine, as well as to draw public attention to the fate of soldiers who are still in Russian captivity or have gone missing.

Visitors will be able to learn more about the families of warriors who wait daily for their loved ones to return and continue the fight on the home front.

Where and when to visit

When: July 28, at 11:00 AM (opening).

Where: House of Warrior (1A Taras Bobanych "Hammer" St.).

The exhibition was organized by the Association of Families of the Missing, Captured, and Fallen Servicemembers "Always First 82th Airmobile Brigade" in cooperation with the 82nd Separate Airmobile Bukovinian Brigade.

Lviv residents and city guests are invited to visit the exhibition to honor the fallen Heroes, support their families, and express gratitude to all who continue to defend Ukraine.

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We remind you that a support space "Place of Hope" was set up on Rynok Square, to the right of the main entrance to the City Hall. A symbolic chair symbolizing the "waiting" for the Heroes' return was installed in the center of the location, and hundreds of military dog tags with the names of missing and captured defenders were placed around it. When a warrior returns home or is identified, relatives remove the dog tag from the metal ring.

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