There are no publicly available comprehensive statistics regarding suicide rates among Ukrainian military personnel. However, current estimates suggest that the number of soldiers who have died by suicide in Ukraine likely reaches into the hundreds. These figures remain unofficial and are difficult to verify due to the sensitive nature of the subject and potential underreporting. The mental health challenges faced by military personnel in Ukraine are subject to increasing concern, especially considering recent conflicts and military stressors. 2 This situation highlights the broader issue of mental health support within the armed forces, the impact of prolonged conflict on service members, and the social stigma associated with seeking psychological help. The absence of formal data complicates efforts to develop targeted mental health interventions aimed at reducing suicide rates. Efforts to address this issue require further data collection, awareness campaigns, and the implementation of comprehensive mental health care initiatives for military personnel to prevent future tragedies.