here to collect evidence, because they say russia has carried out more war crimes like this, deliberately targeting civilians for no other reason except to make civilians pay. ukrainians want answers they are on the search for justice. kyiv feels like a city that dodged a bullet. despite overwhelming odds, russian troops could not capture it. kyiv held strong. the government survived. and ukrainians bounced back, determined to enjoy the city that they have denied russia. this is the ukrainian capital just months after russia invaded. going out in kyiv became an act of defiance, a middle finger to vladimir putin. russia did not kill kyiv. it showed the city how to live again. they are thankful here because they know what could have happened russia failed to take kyiv. when it did occupy the city s suburbs. and horrible things happened here. no. you ve got past me once and twice ten-year-old andriy lived just outside kyiv. one, two, three. four a
[speaking non-english] tanya is andriy s sister. 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,
Into a killing field for 33 days. and until ukrainian forces pushed them out, allowing the world to see what tanya, karina and thousands of others had endured. the evidence of war crimes was undeniable. president zelenskyy said the scenes he witnessed they are amounted to genocide. ukrainian prosecutors and police began to identify remains. they told jelena and andriy that they had found the body of a girl. her parents recognized karina by her tattoos. [speaking non-english]
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 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
as the russian troops arrived in the suburbs of kyiv, andriy and his parents fled. andriy andthey drove 60 miles na small village, where andriy s have a farm. they thought they would be safe in such a remote place. [speaking non-english] [speaking non-english] but soon enough, the russians closed in on the farm as well [speaking non-english] so, the family tried to