14 th of July. Tragedy in Vinnitsa. (Patreon)

Today in our city there was a tragedy. At 10:45 am, two Kalibr cruise missiles exploded in the city center. This, in fact, a terrorist act has already been reported by many media outlets. The Russians officially admitted that they were aiming at the concert hall. This is not a military facility and there is nothing like it nearby. They just wanted to blow up the city center and kill, maim and scare as many people as possible in retaliation for the warehouses destroyed with HIMARS.

In total, 5 or 6 missiles were fired at our city. 3 shot down our air defense, but 2 missiles still reached the target. (In the photo you can also see one of the downed missiles.) The missiles were launched from Russian submarines in the Black Sea. 

We were finishing breakfast when we heard the whistle of rockets, and then explosions. The children immediately ended up in the basement. My wife and I also hid and immediately began calling friends and relatives. Everything is fine. A little later, when I went outside, I saw huge clouds of smoke coming from the city center. It's very close to my house. Approximately 2-3 km.

The sirens of firefighters and ambulances still sound in my head.

Many people were injured at the site of the explosions. 23 people died, including 3 children. 120 wounded. 71 people are hospitalized. Another 39 are considered missing. Because there are no bodies. This is a terrible tragedy. Even in neighboring houses, not only windows were broken, but even roofs were torn off.

A fire broke out in the parking lot, burned about 50 cars.

The office center survived, but it looks terrible. There was a small medical clinic on the ground floor, inside everyone died.

This is an attack on ordinary people in a peaceful city. This is a crime against humanity. It is very difficult to convey your feelings and experiences. This is anger and anger and a sense of injustice, at the same time I really empathize with all the victims and I want this not to happen again, but I know for sure that this will happen many more times until the war ends.