Little Edri was being treated at the Ojmatdit Children's Hospital in Kiev when the building was hit by a rocket Russian this Monday. Her mother, Tetyana, ran out of the building with the girl still in the catheter. “It’s a nightmare,” she sobbed as she held her daughter. Another mother, Svitlana Kravchenko, rushed into the hospital shelter and covered her two-month-old son with a cloth to keep his airways clear. The 33-year-old woman left the shelter with her voice and hands shaking. “There are no words, not even insults, to describe it. But the most important thing is that they are alive,” said her husband, Volodymyr Kravchenko, who rushed to the hospital after hearing what had happened. In the video accompanying this piece, you can see the devastation and the stories of the victims of the attack, which has left at least 20 dead in the Ukrainian capital.
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