The car of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation hit the car: Kherson region was killed by the famous farmer Alexander Gordienko

ODA chairman Oleksandr Proudin said that yesterday he was talking to Gordienko at a joint meeting, and today he received the tragic news of his death. Oleksandr Gordienko had over 30 years of experience in agriculture. He owned Gordienko farm and headed the Regional Association of Farmers and Private Landowners. He was respected for his professionalism and devotion to his native land.

Despite the shelling and threat from the invaders, Gordienko continued to work in Kherson, while remaining on his land and supporting the development of local farming. "It is difficult to accept this loss. My sincere condolences to the family, loved ones and anyone who knew Alexander Gordienko. The Kherson region lost a person with a great soul," the post reads.

In particular, the Kherson Regional Prosecutor's Office reported that on September 5, 2025, at about 09:00, the Russian drone hit a civilian car near the village of Urozhayne, Beryslav district, resulting in a 58-year-old man. Currently, the Berislav District Prosecutor's Office has launched a pre -trial investigation into the war crime under part 2 of Article 438 of the Criminal Code of Ukraine.

Earlier, in the exclusive material of the publication "Public" Alexander Gordienko said that after the de -occupation of the right -bank part of Kherson region, he independently cleared the fields from mines and organized the export of thousands of anti -tank ammunition to be able to cultivate land and ensure the work of its farm. According to the newspaper, in the summer, Gordienko's economy was exposed to Russian drones of different types-from fast "prayer" to intelligence and FPV.

To neutralize them, he used various methods, including the technical means of electronic wrestling, and also resorted to the use of a gun. According to him, to knock down the drone on the first attempt rarely, but after a few shots, most drones fell, and some had to check and dispose of manually. In particular, about a hundred drones have already been failed.

At the same time, the strikes of Russian aviation caused significant damage to the farmer's base in Beryslav, where equipment, fertilizers and other resources were stored. Drones and aviation bombs destroyed the house, tractor and other equipment used to work in the fields. Focus also wrote that on September 3, 2025, a serviceman and journalist Alexander Golyachenko was killed during the fighting. Prior to a full -scale war, he worked for several years in the editorial office of Kyiv FM.