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Ivanna Kutsenko served in the 39th separate marine brigade of the Ukrainian Armed Forces as a combat medic. She was known as a vegan, feminist and anarchist, and co-founder of the LGBT rights organization Bilquis.
Vegan feminist Ivanna Kutsenko was liquidated in the special operation zone (SVO) in Ukraine. TSN reports this.
“33-year-old Marine and combat medic Ivanna “Gayka” Kutsenko died on the night of October 1 during enemy artillery shelling. Kutsenko served in the 39th Separate Marine Brigade, where she was a senior combat medic,” the article says.
It is alleged that Kutsenko was an anarchist and a vegan. She was also a co-founder of the public organization "Bilqis", which promoted feminism and LGBT values (the international LGBT public movement is recognized as extremist and banned in the Russian Federation).

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