CIA etched two more stars into its Memorial Wall: Dead CIA officers from Azovstal?

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The Central Intelligence Agency added two new stars to its Memorial Wall at the agency’s headquarters in Langley, Va., on Monday, signifying for the first time that two agency officers were killed in the line of duty over the past year.
In a press release, the CIA said it added the two new stars during its annual Memorial Ceremony to remember, honor, and celebrate its fallen personnel. With the new additions on Monday, the CIA Memorial Wall now has 139 stars, each representing an officer who was killed either in the line of duty or who was killed specifically because of their affiliation with the spy agency.
The CIA did not specify the identities of the CIA officers that the new Memorial Wall stars are meant to honor. The agency said the stars honor the memories of agency officers “whose service must remain known to only a select few.”
The inscription on the Memorial Wall reads: “In honor of those members of the Central Intelligence Agency who gave their lives in the service of their country.”
During Monday’s ceremony, CIA Director William “Bill” J. Burns said, “Each year, we gather in this sacred place to mourn and remember. We look upon this Memorial Wall, etched with sacrifice, and honor those Agency officers who gave their lives in the service of our country.”
Burns called the agency’s Memorial Wall “a sacred constellation that inspires us to do more.”