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Hello, it's 1,140 days since Russia began its full-scale invasion of Ukraine.

And on Friday evening, a Russian missile attack hit a residential area in President Zelensky's home city.

Kraviri, yes. As a result, 20 people were killed,

and nine of them children,

playing at a playground nearby.

There were horrific scenes following the attack.

Parents crying over their dead children.

People were burned alive in the car,

and the missile caused a huge hall, several stories high in a residential apartment block.

The damage was caused by a ballistic missile apparently equipped with cluster munitions.

That's to say small bomblets.

There are lots of tiny holes or craters in buildings and the pavements

and firing cluster munitions, deliberately firing them at areas where there are so many civilians that can be a war crime.

Russia says it used a missile with a conventional warhead,

targeting a meeting of Ukrainian military commanders with foreign military instructors,

but there's not a shred of evidence to support that claim.

There is footage on social media of the funeral of one of the children who were killed in that missile strike.

A nine-year-old boy called Herman.

It's a funeral with family members closely standing and sitting around this little boy's coffin.

Obviously, they're absolutely distraught.

They are upset.

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