As a result of the tragedy in the Dnieper, where on January 14 a Russian rocket destroyed part of a residential building, Mariupol resident Ruslana Babkina probably lost virtually her entire family - her sister, grandmother and mother, who was released from Russian captivity only in October. The woman's father is still held captive by the Russians.

Her relatives, after evacuation from hot spots, lived in a rented apartment in the Dnieper, in the same entrance of the house on Pobeda Embankment.

" 01. 2023. I talked to my mom on the phone at 15:07 2min. 5 second. " Day off, Saturday, my mother was supposed to be in the service, the Armed Forces of Ukraine, but stayed at home due to acute respiratory infections, my sister was cleaning up the next rented apartment, my grandmother had just finished frying pasties in the kitchen. No more connection,” she wrote on Facebook..

Ruslana herself was in Odessa on business that day..

Her parents on February 24, without hesitation, went to defend Mariupol in the ranks of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, in the territorial defense of the city. They managed to survive and on May 17 both left Azovstal, by order, captured. The mother of the woman was released from Russian captivity only on October 17, during the so-called "

" 03. 2022. , standing in the second-class carriage of the Kharkov-Dnepr train, losing consciousness due to fatigue, left Kharkov, because it was no longer possible to stay at Alekseevka, they "

I am with my grandmother, in a miraculously surviving car 20. 03. 2022. with one whole glass left through New Yalta to the Dnieper, where 21. 03. 2022. finally met my sister.

Much more to write.

... I just don’t know what else I can do now, while I’m waiting for some news about my people from the Dnieper, ”she told the tragedy of a family destroyed by Russian aggression.

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Russia launched a missile attack on a nine-story residential building in the Dnieper on January 14, completely destroyed the entire entrance. The strike inflicted by the Kh-22 missile, the Ukrainian air defense system does not yet have sufficient means to shoot down such. According to InformNapalm, the order to strike on the Dnieper was given by the commander of the 52nd Heavy Guards Bomber Aviation Regiment Oleg Timoshin. He also led the shelling of the Amstor shopping center in Kremenchug, where about 20 people were killed..

As of 11:00 on January 16, it is known about the death of 36 residents of the house, including two children. 39 more rescued, 75 injured. The fate of 35 more residents of the building is unknown.. The search for people under the rubble continues.

The State Emergency Service noted that every hour the chances of finding living people under the rubble are getting smaller..