"It was his first day at work": Sadovyi shared details about the killed in the Russian strike on Lviv 

On September 19, Russia killed 32-year-old Petro Burban with a “Shahed” strike on Lviv. He had recently returned from the war. 

Lviv Mayor Andriy Sadovyi shared this information on his Facebook page. 

"Behind every death is a person's story. Yesterday, due to enemy shelling of Lviv, 32-year-old Petro Burban was killed in one of the warehouses. It was his first day at a new job. Petro was born and raised in Lviv," the post says. 

"He had recently returned from the war to his family. At home, his wife and three young children were waiting for him. He had been looking for a job for 2 weeks, and yesterday was his first working day. The first and the last. An enemy “Shahed” took the life of a son, husband, and father. This is a terrible reality. Sincere condolences to the family! Rest in peace," Sadovyi wrote. 

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