President for the first time in history awarded the title of Hero of Ukraine to a woman

President Volodymyr Zelensky awarded the title of Hero of Ukraine to eight Ukrainians, six of whom received this title posthumously.

As follows from the relevant presidential decrees, Volodymyr Zelensky announced more than 100 more awards for servicemen who defended the fatherland from the occupying forces of the Russian Federation.

“For personal courage and heroism shown in the defense of the state sovereignty and territorial integrity of Ukraine, I decree loyalty to the military oath,” the decree says at the beginning.

The President conferred the title of Hero of Ukraine with the Order of the Golden Star:

1. Vasich Sergey Viktorovich – senior sergeant (posthumously)
2. Derusova Inna Nikolaevna – sergeant (posthumously)
3. Mrochka Konstantin Vasilyevich – soldier (posthumously)
4. Parkhomuk Vitaly Vasilievich – senior soldier (posthumously)
5. Svinchuk Oleg Anatolyevich – soldier (posthumously)
6. Khanin Andrei Pavlovich – sergeant (posthumously)

Volodymyr Zelensky conferred the title of Hero of Ukraine with the award of the Order of the Golden Star:

1. Hutsul Vladimir Alexandrovich – Senior Lieutenant
2. Cherny Vladimir Vladimirovich – senior lieutenant.

The Order of Bohdan Khmelnytsky II degree was awarded to:

1. Zhuk Sergey Vladimirovich – lieutenant colonel
2. Ostapenko Oleg Vladimirovich – lieutenant colonel

The President awarded the Order of Bogdan Khmelnitsky III degree:

1. Bondarenko Sergey Nikolaevich – captain
2. Borovkov Taras Igorevich – lieutenant
3. Bulat Yaroslav Alexandrovich – senior lieutenant
4. Hunchback Vladislav Vyacheslavovich – Captain
5. Grek Andrey Anatolyevich – Major
6. Grechishnikov Stanislav Sergeevich – Lieutenant
7. Guk Vadim Vyacheslavovich – senior lieutenant
8. Demenko Vladislav Vitalievich – chief sergeant
9. Zaretsky Dmitry Evgenievich – major
10. Zebnitsky Konstantin Nikolaevich – Major
11. Kotenko Dmitry Nikolaevich (posthumously) – lieutenant
12. Kocherzhenko Maxim Alekseevich – captain
13. Limanets Pavel Valentinovich – senior lieutenant
14. Lobanov Egor Yurievich (posthumously) – senior lieutenant
15. Lutsik Pavel Alexandrovich – senior lieutenant
16. Mezhenny Stanislav Evgenievich – Lieutenant Colonel
17. Moroz Valery Nikolaevich – captain
18. Nikolenka Viktor Viktorovich – Senior Lieutenant
19. Ostapenko Vladimir Sergeevich – captain
20. Pazich Igor Ivanovich – captain
21. Petrusenko Vladislav Viktorovich – Colonel
22. Poddubnyak Alexander Andreevich – major
23. Poroskun Viktor Viktorovich – senior lieutenant
24. Prachkovsky Bogdan Ruslanovich – captain
25. Sold Viktor Evgenievich – chief sergeant
26. Proshak Andrey Vasilyevich – senior sergeant
27. Ryzhuk Sergey Georgievich (posthumously) – senior lieutenant
28. Taran Artem Yuryevich – lieutenant
29. Tarasenko Alexander Olegovich – senior lieutenant
30. Tkachuk Vladislav Valentinovich (posthumously) – senior lieutenant of the medical service
31. Turevich Igor Igorevich – captain
32. Chaika Maxim Igorevich – major
33. Chernoy Nikolai Viktorovich – captain
34. Chuiko Alexander Alexandrovich – captain
35. Yushchenko Alexey Anatolyevich – sergeant

Volodymyr Zelensky awarded the Order For Courage, 2nd Class:

1. Kalyuzhny Alexander Ivanovich (posthumously) – senior sergeant
2. Kinert Denis Viktorovich – major
3. Hen Artem Mikhailovich – captain

By presidential decree, the Order for Courage of the III degree was awarded to:

1. Badion Bogdan Ruslanovich – sailor
2. Badyula Anatoly Sergeevich – senior lieutenant
3. Bezugly Ivan Ivanovich – senior soldier
4. Voroshilov Dmitry Alekseevich – foreman of the 1st article
5. Grinchuk Denis Nikolaevich (posthumously) – soldier
6. Gritsachenko Andrey Petrovich – senior sergeant
7. Dichka of Peter Grigorievich – a soldier
8. Discord Ivan Alexandrovich – senior sergeant
9. Ilchenko Viktor Vasilyevich (posthumously) – senior sergeant
10. Kalita Sergey Vladimirovich – senior soldier
11. Kireychikov Anton Viktorovich (posthumously) – senior soldier
12. Kiselev Egor Sergeevich – sailor
13. Kozyrin Ruslan Denisovich – soldier
14. Kota Vladislav Nikolaevich – foreman 2 articles
15. Lavrenchuk Nikolai Nikolaevich – senior sergeant
16. Litvin Alexander Vladimirovich – senior soldier
17. Mokan Grigory Isidonovich – senior sailor
18. Moroz Kirill Vladimirovich (posthumously) – soldier
19. Moskalenko Maxim Igorevich – senior soldier
20. Nevmerzhitsky Ruslan Viktorovich – sailor
21. Nortsov Evgeny Yurievich – junior sergeant
22. Ogil Rostislav Sergeevich – junior sergeant
23. Ostapyuk Vasily Nikolaevich – soldier
24. Pandyak Mikhail Nikolaevich – senior soldier
25. Pelikh Igor Petrovich – captain
26. Pyshka Svyatoslav Yurievich (posthumously) – a soldier
27. Pivnenko Evgeny Vladimirovich – senior soldier
28. Plakhov Ruslan Nikolaevich – staff sergeant
29. Pogorelchuk Alexander Sergeevich – senior soldier
30. Polishchuk Ivanna Vladimirovna (posthumously) – senior soldier
31. Snail Vladimir Stepanovich – senior soldier
32. Sabadash Taras Ivanovich – sergeant
33. Savitsky Nikita Igorevich – senior lieutenant
34. Semenyuk Vladimir Ruslanovich (posthumously) – a soldier
35. Skirtu Alexei Anatolyevich (posthumously) – sergeant
36. Soroka Vladimir Yurievich – senior soldier
37. Teslyuk Vitaly Dmitrievich (posthumously) – senior soldier