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Hello, it's 84 days since Russian forces invaded Ukraine.

And we want you to listen to a man called Ivan Simaraz,

who has lost his wife, his mum, his dad, his brother,

his grandma, his one-year-old daughter, and his dog,

when a missile hit the family home.

And this man is a police officer in Kiev,

and his family are six of 1200 bodies of civilians

that have been recovered by police in the region of Kiev

since the Russians pulled out last month.

And Ivan and his colleagues are now working

to gather evidence of potential war crimes.

And our correspondent in the capital, James Waterhouse,

has been speaking to Ivan as they walked through the rubble

where he found the bodies of his family.

We found my mother dead on a fleech here,

and then we kept searching.

200 meters away, he found his brother next to his dog.

Then he found his grandmother, covered in bricks.

Then his one-year-old daughter, on a sofa, still breathing.

Then his wife, then his father.

It was a horror, very scary and hard to understand.

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