"Kiyev", or "son-in-law" in Crimean Tatar language, the mother tongue of his wife, is fighting in Kherson Oblast, where Russians had their positions until recently.

Kiyev's way southward, along with his brothers-in-arms, symbolizes his return home pic.twitter.com/Cf4vkvkn5Y

— Hromadske Int. (@Hromadske) 6 septembre 2022

"Kiyev," meaning "son-in-law" in Crimean Tatar—the mother tongue of his wife—is fighting in Kherson Oblast, where Russian forces had recently held positions. Kiyev’s advance southward, alongside his comrades-in-arms, symbolizes his return home.

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