Hroza begins to bury the 52 people killed by deadliest Russian strike on Ukraine in months
Families attend the first funerals for the dozens of victims of a Russian missile strike on a cafe holding a wake for a Ukrainian soldier.
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00:00 The first funerals for victims of Russia's missile strike on a cafe holding a wake for
00:07 a Ukrainian soldier. 51 people from Khrouza died, 12 more are unaccounted for.
00:14 The explosion was heard in my house, and I immediately came to the cafe. The cafe collapsed like a cardboard box. I immediately started to help, to pull out the bodies, to look for my relatives.
00:35 Yes, I found my father, but my mother and grandmother were never identified.
00:44 On Saturday, the United Nations Human Rights Commission arrived in the village. Commissioners interviewed residents and surveyed the site, gathering eyewitness testimony and evidence.
00:55 (audience applauding)
00:58 (whooshing)