They lost everything in Ukraine's conflict with Russia – including their unborn son. Now refugees, this Ukrainian couple found help from a Russian priest.
St Petersburg, Russia Viktoria Shishkina clutches her husband's hand as she recounts what they lost in Ukraine and all the horrors they now carry with them.
Four months ago, they were preparing for the birth of their first child. Now, they sit in an unassuming apartment turned hostel in the center of St Petersburg, Russia. They've become refugees. They escaped from Mariupol, the Black Sea port city now under Russian control, but are permanently scarred. "We were planning a lot of things for the future, we were renovating our apartment," Shishkina, 30, said. Now they never want to go back.
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