On Saturday, January 14, a Russian KH-22 missile hit an apartment building in the Ukrainian city of Dnipro without warning. According to the city’s mayor, Boris Filatov, 44 people have been killed so far, including five children.
39 people were rescued from the 8,000 tons of rubble, including six children. 79 people were injured, including 16 children. There is still no trace of 20 people.
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Fate moves. Children have lost their parents and parents their children. Some now have to live on without their partner. They are simple people – like you and me.
Katerina Zelenska is 27 years old. She was under the rubble for 20 hours. Because she was deaf, she couldn’t call for help. When she was found, her body temperature was only 31 degrees Celsius. Her one-year-old son and her husband have not yet been found. However, it is unlikely that they are still alive.
Here lived Mykhailo, a well-known boxing trainer and father of two daughters. He was about to go for a walk with his family when the rocket hit. However, it would never come to that – he died in his own four walls.
Maria Lebid was only 15 years old. She was the president of her school and a dancer. She was home when the rocket hit.
Oxana lived with her two daughters, Leila and Mykhaylyna, on the fourth floor of the apartment building in Dnipro. All three were killed in the attack.
Russian missile hit apartment building
The scenes that took place this weekend in the city of Dnipro in the central Ukrainian region of Dnipropetrovsk can hardly be surpassed in terms of horror. A Russian missile had hit a tall building containing only apartments.
Due to the weekend and the late hour, many residents were home when the projectile exploded and the building, in which some 200 people had been reported in a total of 72 apartments, collapsed.
Source: Krone
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