Irina, Nastya, Annya

Irina, Nastya, Annya

WHEN the nuclear accident in Chernobyl broke out in Ukraine in 1986, these children were yet to be born. They were still somewhere in heaven, in a peaceful world somewhere there.

Unfortunately, when they were born in this world, they have to live with brain tumors. Irina, Nastya, and Annya live in the south of Belarus. In another village, somewhere in Kazakhstan, a girl called Aynagul could no longer physically grow after sh

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