Know the faces of Ukraine's heroes.
This was Oleh Havryliuk.
He was only 22 years old, a sergeant in the 24th Regiment of Ukraine's National Guard.
In the summer of 2025, he defended the Pokrovsk front. Day after day, he marched up to 8 kilometers carrying 30 kilograms of ammunition, evacuated wounded soldiers, and fought on.
He eliminated more than 50 russian occupiers and destroyed nearly 20 pieces of enemy equipment.
On June 15, the APC carrying his unit was struck by an FPV drone and burst into flames.
Despite shrapnel wounds to his face and legs, Oleh pulled a critically wounded brother-in-arms from the burning vehicle.
Then he stayed behind to protect two severely wounded soldiers, holding off enemy assaults for an entire day.
When one of the men he had saved, Oleksandr, stepped on a mine, Oleh rushed to him again, dragged him to safety, treated his wounds, and refused to let him die.
When reinforcements finally arrived, Sergeant Havryliuk led the evacuation.
He carried Oleksandr on his back for nearly 7 kilometers under constant russian fire.
Along the way, he captured an enemy scout on a motorcycle and used the motorcycle to speed up the evacuation.
He had one goal:
To get his men out alive.
And he did.
At the evacuation point, they were picked up by a vehicle.
But on the way to the stabilization point, an FPV drone struck.
Oleh was killed instantly.
His last words to his mother were:
"Mom, I love you very much. Please take care of yourself."
Oleh Havryliuk never lived to see his 23rd birthday.
He made sure his brothers survived.
He never made it home himself.
Posthumously awarded the title of Hero of Ukraine.
Forever 22.