Oleksandr Polishchuk suffers the most.
When Russia was involved in the Ukrainian army in 2015, Russia lost his friends in 2015. He defeated his first wife to the pandemic. In 2022, he was arrested shortly after the start of the Russian full-scale occupation and lost his freedom for 100 days. In the former shoe factory, a Macheshift Prison lost part of the sight, as a prisoner of war in wet and dark basement.
However, Mr. Polishchuk also knows to cope. He was married again and had a daughter. Went to work at the recycling center. When the air raids aroused the family since Thursday morning, Mr. Polishchuk threw his two-year-olds and ran to the first place. After every siren, this was almost every night.
This time he would never do.
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The explosion caused 13 deaths and almost 90 people were injured, the capital Kiev, since last summer. For this article, the New York Times exploded more than one of them, friends and victims of neighbors and victims, more than a decadite older society.
The building was built during World War II and the people living there were as many families as a neighbor. During the Soviet era, his residents were given to their apartments. Most of them remained for decades. The children grew up and left and returned. The elders died. Other relatives moved in.
“This building was born and destroyed another war,” said, “Olekiya Kasian, 47, a friend of Mr. Polishchuk, grew up in a close friend, a neighborhood.
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Mr. Polishchuckun did not have external signs used by Ukraine's servicemen. It was a crowded building of a cheerful yellow. The word “smile” of a smile and the word “smile” was near the word “smile”.
During the Soviet era, the state, near the nearby Antonov plane plant, put 12 houses of the state to people working in a permus of the communist period. Mr. Polishchuk's parents worked in the factory. They received apt. 10.
Families often called “barracks” or “two-storey buildings”, or they wanted to leave such buildings called more beautiful ones. When Antonov has built nearby tall buildings, the waiting list was filled quickly.
In 1986, he went to people who affected the Chernobyl in Chernobyl in Chernobyl, new apartments, disaster and workers who helped cleanliness. The Soviet Union has declared independence in 1991 in 1991 and Ukraine, and families were drilled in “barracks.”
Mr. Polishchuk lived in the building for about 46 years in the building. There were only three rooms in the apartment. He shared anna and his daughter Oleksandra, sometimes by Anna's 19-year-old daughter. Their relatives stayed in other rooms.
In other apartments, friends lived with their extended families. At least two residents were in the military. Oleksander Maisura, who worked hard to capture Mr Polishchuk, returned from the front line because he needed a heart surgery.
Three months ago, a soldier injured in the front line, lived on the first floor with Olek Hudya, his wife, his wife, his 17-year-old son and his 14-year-old daughter. There were 19 and 21 years older and his two adult children. 27-year-old aesthetic and husband. 33-year-old locksmith. A 84-year-old pensioner living with the cat.
The missile hit after 1 to Thursday. Mr. Polishchuk made it thick, a wall of a cargo to the door of his apartment. As the building collapses around him, the door and falling wooden rays are sorted by a kind of shelter and Oleksandra drifted. He tried to protect him from dust and hugged him.
“When the dust is cleaned a little, I turned to the fleet – there was nothing there, there was just a big crater,” said Mr Polishchuk. He added: “I could only see the heavens and stars.
Mr. Polishchuk's neighbors stained him. Olena Kirkovska, 57, an accountant and husband Ihor Kirkovsky, who was planted in Petunias, the day before, fled. Mr. Kirkovsky, Mr. Polishchuk took the Tenga.
After Mr. Polishchuk, Mr. Polishchuk, then wearing the gown, went to the nearest metro station to 10 minutes to hide in the shelter while the missile. They had no shoes. Oleksandra just wore a diapers. A few hours later, Mr Kasian, Mr. Polishchuk's friend, and his daughter still covered with dust in the subway.
Later Thursday, Anna Polishchuk would learn that he died on the holiday. Ms. Hudya, there was a wounded soldier; His wife and 17-year-old son; Dear Maisura, border guard; two children of the doctor; fitter; aesthetics; and pensioner.
“Everyone in this building knew each other,” Mr. Polishchuk said. “It feels like I lost all my extended family.”
Mr Kasian and his wife now help to care for Oleksandra. They collect money to get basics like cloth and baby foods. Mr. Polishchuk lies in a bunch at the Aluminum-Recycling Plant, where he worked. He said he would restart – find a new house and then take care of Oleksandra.
Saturday afternoon, 69, 69, White Bathrobe and Tan Loafers 69, pile 69, and went to the oven, went. He and Mrs. Polishchuk were friends. Mr. Polishchuk spent vigilant together when he was arrested by the Russians.
“Oh, my God, I was there,” said Sosiura, tears, tears flowing in his face. “Oh, my God and He came right out of his captivity and prayed for him.
Natalia Novosolova Contributed from Kiev.