Just started living for myself: another victim in Bucha became known

Bucha is a bleeding wound on the body of the Ukrainian people. The killed are not impersonal victims, they are people with their own stories.
The story of Irina Filkina from Bucha, who was identified by her red manicure, was told by her daughter to CNN reporters, the Kyiv Now Telegram channel writes.
In April, Irina would have turned 53 years old. After raising two daughters, she planned to take care of herself. I signed up for makeup courses, started living for myself. But then the Russians invaded, the report says.
Her daughters left for Poland, while the woman remained to help the local population. She cooked food for the Ukrainian military.
On March 5, Filkina tried to get into one of the cars to get home. But when there was no room, she decided to return by bike.
The daughter begged her mother not to do this, but in response she heard:
Olga, don't you know your mother? I can move mountains!
This was their last conversation. That day she was gone. Journalists suggest that in the previously published video with a tank shot at a man on a bicycle, it was Irina ...
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