"KORN"

In 2022, he took part in combat operations on the Mykolaiv and Kherson axes. He served as an Instructor in engineering training, training personnel of the 131st Reconnaissance Battalion. He was a professional—an expert in engineering. He shared knowledge about the specifics of engineering munitions, actively assisted UAV and FPV drone crews, and directly participated in the development and production of means to strike the enemy. He was known as a principled, courageous, and brave warrior—a true man, a loyal friend, and a professional. He was respected and held authority among many fighters. He had been connected to military communities since his youth and began actively preparing for and studying the military craft long before the age of 18. From childhood, he was a creative and imaginative person. In 2018, he became interested in sewing military gear for himself; later, he began actively designing and sewing equipment for a narrow circle of servicemen. Over time, an idea emerged that grew into the start of a path—creating a small production of tactical gear, which is still available to a wider audience. He was killed by an air strike from a Russian guided aerial bomb (KAB) on the Donetsk axis while carrying out a combat mission. He was buried at the Alley of Glory at St. Mykola Cemetery in the city of Zaporizhzhia. He was posthumously awarded the Order “For Courage,” 3rd Class; the Order “Reconnaissance Cross”; and the status of war veteran.