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Funeral Held For Five Children From One Ukrainian Family Killed In Russian Strike In July

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October 19, 2026
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Funeral Held For Five Children From One Ukrainian Family Killed In Russian Strike In July
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Mourners gathered in Radushne in Ukraine’s Dnipropetrovsk Region on October 19 at a funeral ceremony for five children from the same family who were killed in an air strike on July 30. Their burial was delayed as investigators used DNA analysis to identify the victims. Five other members of the Voronov family had already been laid to rest shortly after the attack.

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