On September 4th, as a result of Russia's missile terror in Lviv, a mother and her three daughters were killed in their home at 44 Konovaltsia Street. The only surviving family member is the father. This was reported by the press service of the Lviv City Council.
"After today's attack, the only person in this photo still alive is the husband. His wife, Yevheniia, and their three daughters—Yaryna, Daryna, and Emilia—were killed in their own home. Yaryna Bazylevych, standing at the back, was 21 years old. She worked in our office for 'Lviv – European Youth Capital 2025.' In the heart of Europe, Russia is exterminating Ukrainians, wiping out entire families. Russians are killing our children, our future," wrote Lviv Mayor Andriy Sadovyi.
According to the press service of the Ukrainian Catholic University, Daria Bazylevych was a student at the university. She was only 18 years old. Daria was in her second year of the Cultural Studies program at the Faculty of Humanities at UCU. She was an active student, a mentor at the UCU "Volunteer Laboratory," and a member of the Plast scouting organization. She also participated in a theater studio, exploring various aspects of acting.
As a result of the Russian attack, a total of 53 people were affected, with 12 rescued. Seven people were killed, including two children (aged 9 and 14), according to updated information.
President Volodymyr Zelensky renewed his calls for Ukraine's Western allies to all their long-range weapons to be fired further into Russia.
