Russia wiped off the three generations of families in a strike

The size of Teddy Bear gathered on the grave of Adam Buhayov, as if let him stay with him.

But 17 -month -old people are not alone. His 27 -year -old Sophiia Buhayova was buried in a dull and windy cemetery in Zaporizhzhia, a southern Ukrainian city.

Adam’s great -grandmother Tetiana Tarasevych, 68 years old, in the grave next to them.

On November 7 last year, the three were attacked by Russia in a war. They have devoured Ukraine since 2022, but no longer occupy the international agenda.

Adam’s last moment was captured in the video on her mobile phone. The two of them took a walk with Adam’s mother Sophiia. Blonde, blue -eyed Adam wore red Anorak and wool hat, and a sticker with rice mouse on the front. “Don’t take off your hat,” Titiana told him gently, “You will be cold.” He still does.

One hour later, the three were at home and were about to take a bite. At that time, the air bomb led by Russia was cut into thin slices. Adam, Sophia and Titiana were killed with six other civilians.

The 46-year-old Sophiia’s mother, Yuliiia Tarasevych, is difficult to move forward-most of her family without her, without her past and future.

She was very young and drowned by a heavy black coat and sadness.

She said, “I don’t know how to live.” “This is hell. I lost my mother, daughter and grandson in a second.” The place she closest to them is their grave.

“My dear mother.” She cried and stroked the photo of Tetiana like her doctor-depended on the wooden cross. Take her to Sofia and Adam’s grave in one step. She leaned down and touched his photo, calling him “my kitten.”

Then, she told a photo of Sofia directly, a black and white image with black and white hair. “My beautiful daughter,” she shouted, “I’m sorry, I can’t save you.”

Sophiia’s father, 60-year-old Serhiy Lushchay beside her-a powerful character shared her losses and sadness. “We often go to the cemetery, as long as we live, we will be really easy.”

Every time they come, more graves extend to the distance. Yulia said the cemetery is expanding “at an amazing speed.” A row of blue and yellow flag marked the tomb of the fallen soldier, piercing the gloomy gray sky.

Zaporizhzhia, where the family lives, is the conventional goal of the Russian forces. This is a strategic industrial city, nearly in battle. Europe’s largest nuclear power plant -about 55 kilometers (34 miles) -held by Russians.

On the day of the attack, the day of Sophiia, Tetiana, and Adam, Yuliia called her daughter from Western Ukraine to her daughter from Western Ukraine. She is at work.

“I told her to be careful. The bomb has been on the city since the morning. She said:” Thank you mother, don’t worry. We will get better. ”

When Serhiy heard what happened, he was at work. He also called his daughter, but did not answer.

Then, in the WhatsApp group of his local residents, he saw a message saying, “Friends, who else left the rubble?”

He said: “I have been rushing home to pray, but my prayer is futile.”

“When I arrived, what I saw was the ruins. I walked around to find the balcony. I don’t know how much time was-two or three hours-I realized that there was nothing and there was no hope of rescue.”

In the days of some items, some Chinese cups of the Sophia Cup were recovered from the rubble. In some ways, a toy fish was played in the bathroom, and the small he wore in the last walk. Red coat. These are now family treasures and many valuable memories.

“Every night I came home from get off work every night, I would take Yazh.” “He was very curious about the sky. He pointed his little fingers and we would tell him. He loved birds.”

Another family video showed that Adam was hung up in Sophiia’s arms, swayed from one side to the other side, and then ran on the ground, surrounded by pigeons. “He almost started talking, and he was always smiling. He was healthy, beautiful and clever. He and my daughter made us happy every day.”

After Russia invaded Ukraine in February 2022, Yuliia brought Sophiia to Britain’s security.

The young woman used her language skills for the translation of the Ukrainian army trained by the British army, but she could not stay away from Ukraine.

“She really missed her parents, relatives, and the country.” Sophia returned, and later gave birth to Adam in June 2023. She is also engaged in psychology because “she knows many people in Ukraine needs psychological help,” her mother said.

In sadness, Yuliia knew that Ukraine could soon bear the pressure of robbing her with the enemy.

President Trump returned to the White House-all guns are working hard to fight for peaceful negotiations between Moscow and Kiev. However, both Ulia and Cyria must continue to fight in Ukraine. She told me that Donald Trump said that he could end the war “very interesting” in the day.

“Russia is an invader who came to our country and destroyed our house and our family.” Therefore, it is impossible to talk about any ceasefire or peaceful negotiations. President Vladimir Putin) left our territory without revenge for the lost people, and we will never win. “

Serhiy said that the only contact with the Russians in Ukraine’s territory should be fighting.

Many Ukrainians believe that even if there is a ceasefire, Russia will come back sooner or later-just like 2022, that is, eight years of annexation of the Crimean Peninsula. Moscow now controls nearly one -fifth of Ukraine.

Time is not on the side of Ukraine. In 2025, there are several aspects of danger-lack of manpower, which may reduce future US military assistance and eliminate international attention.

Yuliia accepts the life of other countries.

She said: “People cannot live under constant pressure, but only consider us.”

“Nevertheless, I still hope that they remember a war nearby, not only soldiers, but also civilians died.”

She wants the world to know these names-Adam Buhayov, Sophiia Buhayova and Tetiana TaraseVych.

Anastasiia Levchenko, VOLODYMYR LOZHKO, Goktay Korantan and Wietske Burema other reports