'Putin is a killer,' says Ukrainian goalkeeper as he sends a message of hope to his country

By Ben Church and Patrick Snell, CNN

Updated 1007 GMT (1807 HKT) April 7, 2022

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(CNN)Anatoliy Trubin should be enjoying life as a professional footballer. Instead, the 20-year-old is doing his part to help Ukraine survive the Russian invasion.

The Shakhtar Donetsk goalkeeper, who has also played for the national team, was living in the city of Lutsk, western Ukraine, as he spoke to CNN about life in his war-torn country.Lutsk has been the target of Russian missile strikes over the past month and Trubin has been left heartbroken by the devastation he's seen across his homeland.«I don't understand how it is possible in 2022 and for me it's like a nightmare and it's