A Russian missile, filled with U.S. tech, rips a Ukrainian boy’s life apart An 8-year-old boy survived one of Russia’s worst attacks on Ukrainian children. After, investigators — and his family — struggled to find answers.

She was killed by the strike but saved #Matvii's life.

#Matvii lost his left arm & has undergone multiple surgeries. Today, he continues rehabilitation at the #Superhumans_Center.

By late 2025, #Russia had launched more than 400 of the #Iskander_M missiles. This one, which took flight on April 4,

According to #Matvii's coach, #Matvii boy had been training for a year and a half, and despite his young age, he was very focused and serious about training.

"#Matvii was a very good and well-behaved child. As strange as it may sound, one day he came to me and said:

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#Russia killed 6-year-old #Matvii_Marchenko, a young karateka from the #Sen_Bin karate club, in #Kyiv today.

#Matvii was the youngest son in the family. His older brothers, #Mykhailo, 8, and #Lev, 12, also take karate classes.

As of now, we know of six people killed - including six year old #Matvii and his mom. Over 50 people were injured. At least 10 people are missing - they are probably under the debris of the residential buildings #Russia destroyed.

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