Yuriy Glodan returns to his wrecked flat in Odesa to remember his wife and three-month old baby.
Valeria, with baby Kira, said she had achieved "a new level of happiness" since her daughter's birth
The body of his three-month-old baby Kira was discovered later; he saw it for the first time when he returned to the flat on Sunday. "How did she threaten Russia? It seems that killing children is just a new national idea of the Russian Federation," Mr Zelensky said in his nightly address to Ukrainians. He described those who had planned and carried out the attach as "bastards".Yuriy was in the wrecked building on Sunday to find what he could salvage from the apartment. Photo albums, his wife's sugar sachet collection, handwritten notes. He found his baby's stroller in pieces.
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