On March 5, 2025, I spoke to my husband for the last time. He and his fellow soldiers were supposed to return from a mission, but due to the loss of communication and intelligence support, they found themselves trapped. He managed to tell me that they were going back to help their fellow soldiers. On March 10, 2025, I received an official notification that my husband was missing in action. About a year ago, I found what appeared to be his remains on enemy channels, bearing his surname and accompanied by substantial evidence. An investigation was opened, and investigative procedures were carried out. A court hearing followed, at which my husband was officially declared dead. The ruling came into force a week ago. I am now trying to gather the necessary documents to settle all the formalities. There was no funeral, and I never got to see my husband's body. The enemy may never return his remains to us. I am from Vovchansk and have two children, aged 13 and 15. We lived under occupation and were forced to relocate several times within Ukraine, taking our dogs and cats with us. We now live in a rented house in Kharkiv. I work whenever I can. I have to take my children with me because I am afraid to leave them home alone. We have almost no savings left, and I urgently need help.