Pasha Lee, a Ukrainian actor who was fighting for his country on the frontline amid Russia's invasion, was killed in action, the Odesa International Film ...
The Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights has confirmed 406 civilians killed in Ukraine since Russian President Vladimir Putin's invasion began on Feb. 24. He was 33. Pasha Lee, who served on Ukraine’s territorial defense unit after he put his acting and TV hosting duties to the side when the war began, was killed in action during a Russian shelling in Irpin, a Facebook post shared to the film festival’s profile said.
Ukrainian actor Pasha Lee, who appeared in both films and on TV in the country, was reportedly killed by invading Russian forces in Irpin on Sunday.
According to the United Nations, at least 406 Ukrainian civilians have been confirmed killed since Feb. 24, 2022. Lee, who has also been credited as Pavlo Li and Pasha Li, joined the Territorial Defense Forces of the Armed Forces of Ukraine last week as Russia’s invasion intensified. He most recently appeared in the 2021 TV drama Provincial, the 2019 comedy Meeting of Classmates, and also provided Ukrainian dubbing for films such as The Lion King and The Hobbit.
Ukrainian actor Pasha Lee joined his country's defence force after Russia's invasion and was killed on March 6.
Lee had been posting several updates to Instagram since joining the Ukrainian armed forces. Lee’s credits include 2016 action-comedy Selfie Party, 2017’s sports action-drama The Fight Rules and 2019 comedy Meeting of Classmates. According to Tomilenko, he also lent his voice to the dubbed Ukrainian versions of films including The Lion King and The Hobbit, and was a host for the local DOM TV channel. The Crimea-born actor, who also goes by the names Pavlo Li and Pasha Li, was reportedly killed on March 6 following Russian shelling in Irpin, a town northwest of the capital Kyiv that has been the scene of heavy fighting, according to local reports.
Ukrainian actor Pasha Lee was reportedly killed on Sunday in Irpin, amid shelling by Russian forces occupying the city located west of Kyiv.
The Associated Press reports that on Sunday Russian shelling continued in the suburbs of Kyiv, including Irpin, which had been cut off from electricity, water and heating for three days. Ukrainian actor Pasha Lee was killed on Sunday in Irpin, under shelling by Russian forces occupying the city located west of Kyiv, according to local reports. Lee is said to have joined the Territorial Defense Forces of the Armed Forces of Ukraine last week to defend his native country during the ongoing invasion.
Pasha Lee was reportedly killed during an attack in Irpin, Ukraine, on Sunday by Russian forces.
With NATO forces massing in the region around Ukraine, various countries have also pledged aid or military support to the resistance. He was killed "as a result of shelling by Russian occupiers," the festival organizers said. Russia's attack on Ukraine continues after their forces launched a large-scale invasion on Feb. 24 — the first major land conflict in Europe in decades.
Pasha Lee, who served in Ukraine's territorial defense unit, worked as an actor, TV host and composer. He was 33.
The entertainer worked on a variety of TV shows and movies, such as Oleksii Shaparev’s “The Fight Rules” and Lyubomyr Levytsky’s “Shadows of Unforgotten Ancestors.” Ukrainian actress Anastasiya Kasilova, who worked with Lee on the crime TV show “Provincial,” took to Facebook to mourn Lee’s death. Lee, who served in Ukraine’s territorial defense unit, worked as an actor, TV host and composer.
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