The Alley of Glory, a memorial dedicated to the soldiers who gave their lives for Ukraine's independence, was opened in the center of Osova village in the Dubrovytsia community in Rivne region.
The memorial complex has become a place where community members can honor the memory of fallen heroes. The Alley of Glory is designed to preserve the history of courage for children, grandchildren and future generations, reminding them of the price of freedom and the strength of the Ukrainian spirit.
«The alley is not just to be set up and forgotten. We want to pass on our respect and gratitude to these soldiers from generation to generation. We want all our children to remember the feat that keeps us alive,» said Olena Belash, district head of the Dubrovytsia community.
The public organization Potential Polissya, which includes employees of the Amber Galbin Group, actively supported the creation of this memorial site. We believe that preserving the memory of our defenders is part of working together for the future of the country. As the head of the organization, Oleg Bogelsky, noted:
«The memorials remind us that freedom, peace and statehood have their price - the lives of the unbreakable, most loyal defenders of Ukraine.».
At the opening of the Walk of Fame, the NGO “Potential of Polissia” was represented by Viktor Volynets, director of one of the enterprises of the Amber Galbyn Group. He emphasized:
«Helping the military on the front line is our security in the rear. And honoring the memory of the fallen strengthens national unity and pride in our Heroes.».
After the consecration of the memorial, the priest presented Viktor Volynets with a Blessed Letter of Appreciation from Metropolitan Epifaniy of Kyiv and All Ukraine as a thank you for his support of good deeds and loyalty to spiritual values.
At Amber Galbyn, we are sincerely convinced that preserving memory is also a form of struggle. Together with the Polissia Potential NGO, we support initiatives that unite communities, foster respect for heroes, and build a strong, grateful, and conscious Ukraine.
Memory is what keeps us together.