Ugh, terrible. But glad to hear you're still alive.

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Glad to know you're ok, and I hope the 5 known are ok and anyone else who was near

Write that it seems that the whole building has already been bypassed in search of victims, and everything seems to be in order. The new building was almost not inhabited, and the administrative building had been empty for a long time, apparently, as our people knew, that it was not worth being in it.

that's so good to hear in terms of everything being in order, and thankfully the buildings weren't populated as much or empty

Yeah

Please be safe!

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I guess it was too much to hope they'd moved their attention elsewhere. Always good to hear from you. Just wish it wasn't another attack by those terrorist monsters.

*hug* 🧡

*hugs tightly*

I saw some pictures of the damage from the missile hits in Dnipro on the international news. According to the international news there were also 4 people injured in attacks on the Kherson region and 2 killed in Zaporizhzhia. It is helpful to remind people of how widespread these attacks are that injure and kill Ukrainian civilians who are not living in front-line towns and cities.

There is a bit more information on the Russian missile strikes in Dnipro at following links (this is only a single source but I will leave it to others to find their own additional links):

https://www.cnn.com/europe/live-new.....5b241be67bca47

https://www.cnn.com/europe/live-new.....4a0d1718a22963


...and since Dnipro has been hit yet again, here is some info about the Russian missile strike that hit an apartment building in Dnipro and killed at least 40 people back in January, showing that hitting apartment buildings (whether intentionally or accidentally) is part of a recurring pattern for the Russian military in this so called 'special military operation': https://www.cnn.com/2023/01/14/euro.....hnk/index.html

https://www.cnn.com/2023/01/14/euro.....hnk/index.html


I find it somewhat ironic that the government in Moscow complains loudly and calls it terrorism when some Russian civilians get injured when the Russian military shoots down a (presumably Ukrainian) missile over Russian territory and the debris fall on a city (e.g. Taganrog) and injure some civilians: https://www.cnn.com/europe/live-new.....a93ca5b02ccdb8 even though that happens FAR less often than civilians in Ukrainian cities being injured and killed by Russian rockets and missiles.


My sympathies to all civilians who don't want this war but have been directly affected by it.