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People lay flowers to commemorate British volunteers Chris Parry and Andrew Bagshaw, killed in Ukraine's war-hit east, during commemorating service in a refectory near St. Sophia Cathedral in Kyiv, Ukraine, Sunday, Jan. 29. Andrew Bagshaw was a dual New Zealand and British citizen who was killed along with British colleague Chris Parry while attempting to rescue an elderly woman from the town of Soledar when their car was hit by an artillery shell.ASSOCIATED PRESS
Orthodox priests hold a commemorative service for British volunteers Chris Parry and Andrew Bagshaw, killed in Ukraine's war-hit east, in a refectory near St. Sophia Cathedral in Kyiv, Ukraine, Sunday, Jan. 29. Andrew Bagshaw was a dual New Zealand and British citizen who was killed along with British colleague Chris Parry while attempting to rescue an elderly woman from the town of Soledar when their car was hit by an artillery shell.ASSOCIATED PRESS
People light candles to commemorate British volunteers Chris Parry and Andrew Bagshaw, killed in Ukraine's war-hit east, during commemorating service in a refectory near St. Sophia Cathedral in Kyiv, Ukraine, Sunday, Jan. 29. Andrew Bagshaw was a dual New Zealand and British citizen who was killed along with British colleague Chris Parry while attempting to rescue an elderly woman from the town of Soledar when their car was hit by an artillery shell.ASSOCIATED PRESS
People light candles to commemorate British volunteers Chris Parry and Andrew Bagshaw, killed in Ukraine's war-hit east, during commemorating service in a refectory near St. Sophia Cathedral in Kyiv, Ukraine, Sunday, Jan. 29. Andrew Bagshaw was a dual New Zealand and British citizen who was killed along with British colleague Chris Parry while attempting to rescue an elderly woman from the town of Soledar when their car was hit by an artillery shell.THE BAGSHAW FAMILY VIA AP
This undated photo provided by the Bagshaw family, shows Andrew Bagshaw. Bagshaw, 47, a dual New Zealand and British citizen, was killed along with British colleague Chris Parry while attempting to rescue an elderly woman from the town of Soledar, Ukraine, when their car was hit by an artillery shell, Bagshaw's parents say Wednesday, Jan. 25.ASSOCIATED PRESS
A church candle in a loaf of bread near a photo of Andrew Bagshaw, a British volunteer killed in Ukraine's war-hit east, during commemorating service in a refectory near St. Sophia Cathedral in Kyiv, Ukraine, Sunday, Jan. 29. Andrew Bagshaw was a dual New Zealand and British citizen who was killed along with British colleague Chris Parry while attempting to rescue an elderly woman from the town of Soledar when their car was hit by an artillery shell.ASSOCIATED PRESS
A woman walks pasta banner reading "Marines - Heroes of Mariupol - Do not forget those who are still in captivity", in Kryvyi Rih, Ukraine, Sunday, Jan. 29.ASSOCIATED PRESS
A woman walks in a street in Kryvyi Rih, Ukraine, Sunday, Jan. 29.ASSOCIATED PRESS
A portrait of Lenin sits on the floor of a house that was occupied by Russian soldiers in Kalynivske, Ukraine, Saturday, Jan. 28.ASSOCIATED PRESS
Oleksandra Hryhoryna, left, inspects her house which was damaged by shelling last fall in Kalynivske, Ukraine, Saturday, Jan. 28.ASSOCIATED PRESS
Oleksandra Hryhoryna inspects her house which was damaged by shelling last fall in Kalynivske, Ukraine, Saturday, Jan. 28.ASSOCIATED PRESS
A dog barks in a cage marked by fragments from shelling last fall in Kalynivske, Ukraine, Saturday, Jan. 28.ASSOCIATED PRESS
The turret of a destroyed tank is pictured outside Kalynivske, Ukraine, Saturday, Jan. 28.ASSOCIATED PRESS
A woman waits for aid workers in Kalynivske, a village that was hit by shelling last fall in Ukraine, Saturday, Jan. 28.ASSOCIATED PRESS
Residents gather around aid workers in Kalynivske, a village that was hit by shelling last fall in Ukraine, Saturday, Jan. 28.ASSOCIATED PRESS
Suffering from cancer, Gennadiy Shaposhnikov, 83, rests in his partially destroyed home which was hit by Russian shelling last fall in Kalynivske, Ukraine, Saturday, Jan. 28.