Bohdan Rilnyk, one of the adopted sons of the famous Protsyk family from the Lviv region, died in the battles for Ukraine

The hero is survived by a large family, his wife and children.

Heroes do not die!

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Defender Bohdan Rilnyk died fighting for Ukraine . He was one of the adopted sons of the famous family of Iryna and Mykhailo Protsik from the village of Zhovtansi, Lviv region. The hero is survived by a large family, his wife and children../2
The tragic news was reported on the Facebook account of the Zhovtan territorial community . There, condolences were expressed to the relatives
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"The Zhovtan village council expresses its sincere condolences to the parents of Iryna and Mykhailo Protsik, his wife and the entire extended family. We share with you the pain of the loss of the Hero!" - the message says
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The village council also said that the Protsik family, having two native children, took 11 more to raise. The family-type orphanage is symbolically called "The Source of Life". Children there are brought up according to the principles of the Bible.
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As of today, there are three of them.
The couple does not believe in bad genes, but shapes the choice of the child, giving the understanding that "your actions are your choice."
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"The adopted son Bohdan was brought up in a family in love for God, in love for his native mother Ukraine . "No one has greater love than someone who would lay down his life for his friends" (From John 15:13)
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In grief and prayer we bow our heads low, honoring the memory of the faithful Defender of Ukraine! Eternal and bright memory of the Hero! Glory to Ukraine! Glory to the heroes!" - fellow villagers added
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Ukrainian defender Oleg Mudrak died half a year after his release from Russian captivity . He was the commander of the 1st battalion of the "Azov" regiment
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He heroically defended Mariupol from the Russian invaders back in 2014, and after the start of the full-scale Russian invasion of Ukraine - "Azovstal". The hero's heart could not stand it.
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