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Translator SOBS While Speaking for Injured Ukrainian Boy Who Lost Mom in Russian Attack
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2:01Now PlayingAn emotional gut-punch rocked the European Parliament as an interpreter broke down in tears while translating an 11-year-old Ukrainian boy’s harrowing account of surviving a Russian missile strike. The young survivor, Roman Oleksiv, described losing his mother and enduring agonizing burns from the 2022 Vinnytsia attack. The heartbreaking moment unfolded after a screening of documentaries on the war’s youngest victims, leaving the chamber stunned into silence.
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