andriy s mother, father and uncle still inside [speaking non-english] [speaking non-english] [speaking non-english] [speaking non-english] their murders are just one of over 30,000 alleged russian war crimes documented by ukrainian investigators. even war has rules. it is legal
and he thinks that mentality is why the cemeteries outside kyiv are filled with victims of russia s rampage. jelena and andriy s and daughter and only child, katrina, was just 22 years old. [speaking non-english]
she is now mom to. with a daughter of her own, the 26-year-old has become his legal guardian. [speaking non-english] before the war, andriy was in the fourth grade and liked school. [speaking non-english] [speaking non-english] andriy, talk after his that, mikhailo, who also love sports. [speaking non-english] andriy s mother, oksana was a preschool teacher. [speaking non-english] when the war started, andriy was at
[speaking non-english] one of the russian tanks andriy saw swerved into their car and crushed it. [speaking non-english] [speaking non-english] still alive, andriy said he waved his hand through the roof of the mangled car. [speaking non-english] [speaking non-english] still alive, andriy said he waved his hand through the roof of the mangled car. for some reason, the same russians who had just driven over the car, saw andriy s hand and pulled him out. but then they sprayed the car with bullets. with
home with his parents. they were parchment is up on the top floor. [speaking non-english] [speaking non-english] when the war started, andriy was at home with his parents. they were parchment is up on the top floor. [speaking non-english] as the russian troops arrived in the suburbs of kyiv, andriy and his parents fled.