Tragic Death of Ukrainian Nationalist and Battalion Commander Mykola Kokhanivsky
Today, it was announced the tragic death of the famous Ukrainian nationalist and battalion commander of the OUN, Mykola Kokhanivsky. During the fighting in the north of the Kharkiv region, near Vovchansk, he bravely went to the front. He was 53 years old.
A Life of Courage and Dedication
The Telegraph shares information about the life and achievements of Mykola Kokhanivsky, known for his courage and dedication to principles. Those who knew him personally describe him as an exemplary Ukrainian on social media.
Remembering Mykola Kokhanivsky
Mykola Kokhanivsky was born on May 25, 1971 in Priazovske, Zaporizhia region. He actively participated in revolutionary events that changed the history of the formation of Ukrainian statehood. He took part in the Orange Revolution in 2004, prevented the falsification of votes as head of the election commission in Yenakiieve, and fought against monuments to the communist regime. His dedication to his country led to the first criminal case against him for vandalizing the monument to Hryhoriy Petrovsky, one of the organizers of the Holodomor.
