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War Crimes in Ukraine - The Missing

Updated July 14, 2022 — 11:09am,first published 11:03am

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Natalia Kulakivska sits at her home in Bucha where she waits for news of her missing husband Yevhen Kulakivsky. Natalia's husband Yevhen along with her brother-in-law Serhiy and nephew Vladyslav, all civilians were captured by Russian soldiers in Bucha, taken to Hostemel where they were beaten and interrogated. According to a fellow civilian prisoner Boris Popov who was with them that while they were being transported Vladyslav tried to escape and was killed by Russian soldiers. Yevhen and Serhiy were transported through Belarus to Russia. Natalia has not recieved any official confirmation that her husband are being held prisoners in Russia. — 19 images

War crimes in Ukraine - The Missing

Ukrainian Natalia Kulakivska is searching for her missing husband, brother-in-law and nephew after they were captured by Russian forces.

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