
Serhii Lubivskyi looked up with tears in his eyes at the empty space where his neighbours' flats stood before a Russian missile strike reduced them to rubble.
"No one is left," Lubivskyi, 58, said on Friday in the central Ukrainian city of Uman.

Serhii Lubivskyi looked up with tears in his eyes at the empty space where his neighbours' flats stood before a Russian missile strike reduced them to rubble.
"No one is left," Lubivskyi, 58, said on Friday in the central Ukrainian city of Uman.