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Translation: he told me, "you've been killing - "russians, we did nothing. "our putin is a king and a god." i told him a person like that should be in a mental hospital. how could you russians let him be president for so long? so, i said, "we should probably end this conversation." in the other burned flats in this block, more fragmented lives. people who survived the attack but lost everything that was certain. it is obvious that a young family lived here. war is made up of thousands of incidents like this — not even necessarily involving loss of life, but destroying homes, wrecking everyth...

How could you russians let him be president for so long? so i said, "we should probably end this conversation." in the other burned flats in this block more fragmented lives. people who survived the attack but lost everything that was certain. it is obvious that a young family lived here. war is made up of thousands of incidents like this. not even necessarily involving loss of life, but destroying homes. wrecking everything. personal tragedies and afterwards nothing is ever the same. in the basement of kyiv maternity hospital number three, they're doing their best to make it better. but it's ...

Of incidents like this. not even necessarily involving loss of life, but destroying homes, wrecking everything. personal tragedies and afterwards nothing is ever the same. personal tragedies, and afterwards, nothing is ever the same. in the basement of kyiv maternity hospital number three, they're doing their best to make it better, but it's hard. a baby born to a surrogate mother was being picked up by a doctor, dressed to protect. "we're strong," says the woman in ukrainian, who carried the baby. herfriend who'd done the same for another couple agreed in russian. they wanted their identities...

The neighbour, mikola, came to fix the door the firefighters kicked in. he's been arguing on the phone with his wife's cousin in saint petersburg, who he's known for 50 years. translation: he told me, l "you've been killing russians. "we did nothing. "0ur putin is a king and a god." i told him a person like that should be in a mental hospital. "how could you russians let him be president for so long?" so, isaid, "we should probably end this conversation". in the other burnt flats in kotelnikova 80, more fragmented lives. people who survived the attack but lost everything that was certain. it i...