Komyshuvakha man still waits for wife as family awaits DNA results
A Ukrainian report records a husband's hope that his missing wife never reached the site of a Russian airstrike.
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💔 ЩОДНЯ ЧЕКАЄ НА ДРУЖИНУ ПІСЛЯ РОСІЙСЬКОГО УДАРУ
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His wife went to a school and never came home. Sitting in a car, an elderly resident of Komyshuvakha describes how he still looks for her every day, hoping she did not reach the place where a bomb struck.
Ukraine's Television News Service (TSN) presents his account in a short report from the settlement in Zaporizhzhia Oblast, southern Ukraine. He says he has lived there for half a century. His daughter had moved in with him and his wife after her apartment was bombed.
The family has submitted DNA samples and is waiting for identification results. According to the report, bodies recovered after the Russian airstrike were too badly damaged to identify by sight. The man describes a three-ton bomb.
Published under the title "💔 ЩОДНЯ ЧЕКАЄ НА ДРУЖИНУ ПІСЛЯ РОСІЙСЬКОГО УДАРУ" ("He waits for his wife every day after a Russian strike"), the footage stays with his uncertainty. Through tears, he explains that he continues to hope she never arrived at the blast site. Her fate remains unresolved in the report.
A rural settlement on the Konka River in Zaporizhzhia Oblast, southern Ukraine.
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