Ukrainian dad feared it could be his 'last day' when Russians searched his home

'The war is just their work.'

Andrii Lysogor and his family fled Kyiv the day after Russian military attacks first began on February 24

Andrii Lysogor, 39, fled Kyiv the day after Russian military attacks first began on February 24, with his wife and 10-year-old son. Mr Lysogor, a software engineer, said: ‘It’s not pleasant to be in front of a weapon, just pointing at you. He added: ‘Nobody was trying to apply force, they were speaking with us… my feeling was that they’re just professionals, the war is just their work.’The family had been regularly moving to the basement when they heard military attacks on neighbouring towns, and decided to leave Babyntsi on Saturday – Mr Lysogor’s birthday – when a ‘sequence of tanks’ rolled in.

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