The Command of the Information and Cyber Forces of the Czech Republic honoured the memory of four Czechs who gave their lives in the fight against Russian aggression and expansionism in Ukraine.
As “European Truth” reports, this is stated in a series of posts by the command on X.
The Czech Army noted, “Dozens of Czech heroes went to Ukraine to protect us from the Russian threat.” In their posts, they mentioned four Czechs who died, about whom it became known.
The Czech Information and Cyber Command specifically mentioned Michal J., one of the first to join the International Legion. He died in June 2022 while defending the Donetsk region.
Former reservist Karel Kucera went to Ukraine in May 2022 and served in the International Legion. He died in March 2023 at the age of 22 during the defence of Bakhmut. Awarded the Order “For Courage” from the President of Ukraine and the Medal “For Heroism” from the President of the Czech Republic.
The founder of the Phoenix project for training medical personnel and providing first aid, Martin K., call sign “Taylor”, died at the age of 38 after being seriously injured in the Luhansk region.
In February 2024, Czech legionnaire Tomasz Z. was killed in the battles for Avdiivka. “His comrades saw his position covered with mortar fire. After that, Tomasz never appeared again,” the post says.
“These are four of the many heroes who knew that not only the fate of Ukraine was being fought for in the East, but also that the outcome of the war would fundamentally affect the world in which we would live,” the Czech Republic’s Information and Cyber Command said in a post.
It is known that dozens of Czechs went to fight in Ukraine as volunteers, and thousands of others joined in raising funds to support Ukraine and its defenders.
The Anti-Imperial Block of Nations expresses its sincere condolences to the relatives of the deceased and their brothers.
Heroes don’t die! They will live forever in our memory.
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