Ukraine War: 'There was blood everywhere', daughter relives her mother's death

Ukrainian authorities say they are investigating almost 70,000 war crimes committed by Russian forces.

Tetiana Sichkar was 20 years old when her mother was shot dead as the family walked home from their grandmother's house in Bucha.

She tells Sky's Mark Austin how the Russian occupation has impacted her life in the most unimaginable way and how she's fighting to get justice for her mother.

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[idontcareidontcare]

I feel bad for the poor girl may she recover and may her Mon rest in peace 💕💞

[ryaku]

My heart breaks for this girl. I could not imagine being in her similar situation and witnessing the brutal death of my mother. I have been extremely fortunate in that I have never been in any nation where a war has broken out and had to suffer the consequences. God help those who are in these situations and may He keep them safe from harm.

[djmikeet]

Bless her. May your mother rest in peace.

[carle]

God bless Tatyana. I can only imagine what she is going through. I hope she finds the murderer who did this to her mom. I hope she finds justice for her mom and peace for her. I know someone who was living in Kherson before it was really attacked with missiles by those Russians. When the first missile hit an apartment building a 23 year old daughter started racing down the stairs with her mother. When a second missile hit the building shrapnel started flying all over. The pieces hit mom who started bleeding all over in front of her daughter. She told me she was screaming when this happened to her mom with all her might. When they made it to the street a passing car offered to take them to the closest hospital. At the hospital they told the daughter that they could not do anything for mom. She was traumatized. She moved away from that City and is now living in a safer place with a lady. Recently she was able to locate her grandmother which I think was very important for her. They are now all three of them living at least a more normal life, if I can put it that way. The air sirens though continue all over Ukraine. These stories repeat themselves over and over because of one evil man, a gangster, a ruthless war criminal and dictator in Russia. May Ukraine prevail in this unjust, and unprovoked attack !!!! Ukraine needs to be accepted into the EU and NATO as soon as possible. This kind of suffering should not happen again anywhere in Europe.

[nightengale]

Bless the brave Ukranian people 🙏 Ukraine will be victorious. Glory to Ukraine 🇺🇦💪💙💛🌻✨
🇺🇲❤️🇺🇦

[rafalzych]

Very good news! Ukrainian government confirmed that Poland has already delivered its first Polish Leopard 2 tanks donated by Poland to Ukraine! Polish Leopard 2 tanks are already in Ukraine!

[vanwynn]

R I P 💐🕯🥲 Amen 🙏. May god bless all peoples in Ukraine Amen 🙏.

[jeffsiegwart]

I am sorry for your loss. I am from US.

[valeryferry]

I don’t understand such a group of people that still talk about negations. Like after crimes in Bucha that were discovered, I stop think that someone Russian has a heart. Everyone has to be punished. No more excuses like Bucha haven’t repeat

[wishingonthemoon]

Bless her and all the citizens of Ukraine. ❤ 🇺🇦

[NostalgiaNet]

Both sides don't deserve the pain because of Putin who's careless.

[SuzanaMantovaniCerqueira]

😢 💔 May her mother rest in peace like all souls sacrificed in this absurdity. And in both sides…
May God help the survivals to overcome this pain of material and personal loses.
May they find all justice and rebuild their freedom and their beautiful country ! 🙏🏻
Actually, their freedom is our freedom as well…🤔

[evgeniybastrykov]

Does anyone else want to negotiate with the Putin regime?
In my opinion, the only way to talk to Putin is with weapons. Otherwise, he does not understand

[TomNook.]

"life's hard"... Great insight Mark

[erinwalker]

It's a pity that the whole world hasn't realized this yet, the problem could have been solved long ago if Russia had been destroyed already

[cressida]

Senseless killing, Russian sniper picking off civilians, because he can.

[bernadetteelliott]

To shoot totally innocent people just because they can is crime war or not..

[ленавоинова-че]

What does the lady featured as "human rights activist" find so laughable while she scrolls through the dossier. She is all smiles which does not match the gruesome occasion

[blaugelb]

IT IS SO SAD, BUT THE UKRAINIANS DO NOT GIVE UP . THEY WILL WIN AND BE FREE . GOD SAVE THE UKRAINE .

[MrJamesmanu]

God bless ukraine and russia this violence has to stop