Since Russia invaded Ukraine more than two years ago, about six and a half

million Ukrainians have left the country, including hundreds of thousands who have come

to the United States. One of them is 10-year-old Artem Federinko. Just days after the war began, he lost part of his arm

in a Russian bombing that killed his father and brother. A Minnesota group that helps Ukrainians

who've lost limbs brought Art attempt to America for a prosthetic

arm and today he and his mother Oxana are rebuilding their lives in suburban Minneapolis.

This story comes to us from Minnesota Public Radio News.

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Okay. So this is our kitchen. We like it. Very nice table for our big family.

We like it. Very nice table for and big yard.

Table for our big family.

Nice deck and big yard. My name is Oxana. I live Ukraine, Kyiv.

My name is Inna Carpenko.

We're still a liquid

there's no idea. Yeah, we became big, friendly family.

Yeah, where we are. We have no, what now is what it's a duh deh dobrem.

We have each other and it's wonderful.

We are very grateful.

I have really good friends here and everybody is so nice.

I don't know why but I draw like a rainbow.

I like to draw that smile. name is nica and I am eight

are them nine years almost. He likes his class, teachers, and food. He talks. Food. That is his first, yeah.

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