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“Funerals without a Body Are Strange. But They Are needed.” How Defenders Are Buried in Absentia

At the entrance to the Orthodox Church of St. George in Khmelnitsky there is a dark blue van marked “Funeral transport”. On the windshield is a photo of a smiling dark-haired young man with a blush on his cheeks. This is 32-year-old soldier Nikolai Rolya, who died in Donetsk region in February 2023.
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At the entrance to the Orthodox Church of St. George in Khmelnitsky there is a dark blue van marked “Funeral transport”. On the windshield is a photo of a smiling dark-haired young man with a blush on his cheeks. This is 32-year-old soldier Nikolai Rolya, who died in Donetsk region in February 2023.

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Релігійно-інформаційна служба України broke the news on Friday, November 6, 2026.
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