Ukrainian child cancer patients face fragile recovery after Russian strike

By Agence France-Presse

Jul 13, 2024 2:45 pm

KYIV, Ukraine — Antonina Malyshko teared up when recounting the Russian missile strike that hit the Kyiv children's hospital where her six-month-old baby was being treated for cancer.

The missile hit as she was walking down the corridor to the shelter of Okhmatdyt hospital, where baby Martin has been since being diagnosed with liver cancer when he was two months old.

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