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April Hugget: After the storm passed, I found myself standing in front of a cemetery outside of Lubny. Row after row of Ukrainian flags. Soldiers from so many brigades. So many names. So many lives that should have continued. And among them was one of ours: Анатолій Олійник. When you stand in a place like this, surrounded by the graves of those who gave everything, the cost of freedom is no longer an idea. It has names. It has faces. It has families who will carry an empty place in their lives forever. Every man and woman buried there sacrificed their future so that Ukraine could have one. They must never be forgotten. This is why I am walking. I walk for those we have lost. I walk for those still fighting. I walk so that the names and sacrifices of my own men are never forgotten, and so the soldiers who are still alive have what they need to survive. My men are on the front line. Their needs are immediate. War does not wait for bureaucracy, paperwork, or permission. Neither can we. Please help me support them: https://paypal.com/donate?campaign_id=7RMK3VVUTBKMG . Do not forget the fallen. Do not forget the thousands upon thousands of Ukrainian men and women still holding the line against russia. They are paying the price for freedom every single day. #Support93 #SupportUkraine
After the storm passed, I found myself standing in front of a cemetery outside of Lubny. Row after row of Ukrainian flags. Soldiers from so many brigades. So many names. So many lives that should have continued. And among them was one of ours: Анатолій Олійник. When you stand

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