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Hello, it's 142 days since Russia began its invasion of Ukraine.

Yesterday, Russian missiles hit a shopping centre, a dance studio, and a wedding hall in

a city called Vinitsia, which is in southwest Ukraine, broadly speaking in between the capital

and Laviv in the West.

And 23 people were killed, including three children.

And I'm going to tell you about one of the children who was killed.

In fact, I'm going to tell you about the life and the death of four-year-old Lisa Demetri

over in that missile strike, because there is video on social media showing her at about

half past nine, yesterday morning, happily pushing her own push chair, anyone with children

around the world.

You know, you kids get to that age of about three or four and it's so annoying they want

to push their own push chair, but you let them, because it's fun and they like the responsibility.

And you can see on social media that's what she's doing.

And she's on her way with her mum to an education centre for a speech therapy session.

And around an hour or so later, Lisa and her mum leave the education centre.

And then there is a picture of Lisa in the education centre looking at some books.

And perhaps an hour or so later towards 11 a.m. in the morning, Lisa and her mum leave.

And that's when Russian missiles hit the city, around the central square and Lisa was killed.

Her mum was badly injured, she's alive, she's in hospital.

There is also footage of the pink and black pram, which is overturned, there is blood

on the pavement.

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