Ukrainian mother was repeatedly raped by inebriated Russian troops in front of his son

“This younger person held a pistol to my head and said, ‘I shot your husband because he’s a Nazi,'” she explained to the UK newspaper.

The couple’s 4-year-old kid, Oleksii — also a pseudonym — remained unconcerned while hiding in the boiler room, according to his mother.

“You’d best quiet up or I’ll grab your child and show him his mother’s brains all across the home,” the soldier who shot her husband allegedly threatened her.

“He instructed me to take off my clothing. Then they raped each other one after the other.

“They didn’t care if my son was wailing in the boiler room,” she said.

“Throughout, they put the pistol to my head and mocked me, saying, ‘How do you suppose she sucks it?'” ‘Should we murder her or let her live?'”

She added that once she thought the trauma was over, she discovered her kid frozen with dread and refused to move.

She said that the two servicemen returned approximately 20 minutes later to rape her one last time, claiming that they were “so inebriated they were hardly standing.”

“Eventually, both of them slept out in their recliners. “I sneaked into the boiler room and informed my kid that we had to flee as soon as possible or we’d be shot,” Natalya told the UK Times.

“My son was standing close to his father’s body when I was unlocking the gate, but it was dark… “He didn’t realise it was his father,” she explained.

Mom and son ultimately made it to Ternopil, Ukraine, where other family members were already hiding and where Natalya talked to the UK Times via phone.

Young Oleksii, on the other hand, “doesn’t know about his father,” she claimed.

“Even if we go to the store, he wants me to purchase him a doughnut.” “‘Buy a doughnut for Papa,'” she instructed.

“He doesn’t know much… In the playground here, he approaches others and tells them that we had to leave our house because there was war and bandits inside, but that Papa stayed behind. “He has no idea his father is no longer alive,” she explained.

Natalya added to her sadness by saying they “cannot bury” her husband, who had constructed their house.

“We can’t go to the village because it’s still inhabited,” she explained.

“I’m not sure how I’m going to deal with it all, but I recognise that my husband constructed this house for us.” I couldn’t bear the thought of selling it.”

Natalya was subsequently informed that one of her assailants, Romanov, had been killed by Ukrainian forces near Brovary, “although I still do not know for sure if that is real.”

According to the site, Ukraine Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba has confirmed preparations to pursue justice through the International Criminal Court for recorded rapes, which are classified as war crimes.