Today, May 5, it became known about the death of Natalia Luhovska from Chervonohrad.

For 70 days, since the beginning of the war in Ukraine, the woman has been in Mariupol, working as a psychologist in the Azov Regiment.

In 2018, her 23-year-old son Yuriy Luhovsky died in the battles for Ukraine, and on April 21, this year, Azovstal's son-in-law Oleksiy Lastovych died.

Natalia Luhovska was a psychologist at the Azov Regiment and the mother of Yuri Luhovsky. After the death of her son, Natalia continued his work and stayed with the soldiers at Azovstal until the last minute, Lviv.

Media was told in the Chervonohrad City Council.

- Natalia is a well-known volunteer who used to work as a psychologist in Sosnivka at the center for anti-terrorist operation soldiers. For years, she supported our defenders, first in the rear and then on the front lines. This is a very big loss for our city, for the whole of Ukraine. "

By the way, Natalia Luhovska published a post on the social network only on Monday, where she expressed regret over the death of her daughter's husband, who served in Azov - Oleksiy Lastovych.

“You were and remain a reliable man for my daughter, a caring father for your children and the best son-in-law. You became my son. You will always be with us… ”,

- Natalia wrote, and today came the news of her death.

Natalia Luhovska is remembered as a strong-minded person who did not break down after losing her dearest.

“A strong-minded mother who gave her son for Ukraine. She supported the boys here in the rear for years, and last year in the East and until the last time she stayed with the boys at Azovstal…. So symbolically, on the eve of Mother's Day, the mother will unite with her son. A great loss for our Chervonohrad and Sosnivka, even greater for my daughter and relatives. The Luhovsky family, mother and son, gave their lives for a free Ukraine, we have to finish what they started! ”

from Chervonohrad City Organization on the social network.

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