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Friday, October 2, 2026

Kiev, un cimitero con 136mila croci e il dolore di una madre: “Non voglio che si riempia”

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Non si sa quanti siano i soldati ucraini caduti dal giorno dell’invasione russa, ma c’è già il posto dove riposeranno per sempre. Nel cimitero militare nazionale di Kiev ci sono 136mila tombe, la maggior parte vuote.

Tatiana, che ha perso il figlio Bogdan in battaglia, dice al Tg1: “Non voglio che questo cimitero si riempia, che altre madri smettano di aspettare i loro figli”.

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