"Together sang for people": in Zaporozhye from shelling killed girls-singers-media (video)

Killed from the Russian blow in the center of the regional center - 19 and 21 years. The girls were fond of singing and volunteering for the Armed Forces, the locals say. Possible victims of Russian on the strike of Zaporizhzhia-two girls-singers, whom the blow was caught in the city center. The names of the victims were named the inhabitants of the Matveyevskaya OTG, where the girls studied and grew. The details were told by the publication "Zabor".

The publication named the names of girls who died in the center of Zaporozhye after the Russian rocket strike on August 9, 2023. According to Zaporizhzhya Ova, the victims of the shelling are 19 and 21: the names are not officially specified. However, on the Facebook page, Matviyevskaya OTG express condolences to the death of Svetlana Seyaikina (19 years old) and Christina Spikina (21 years). Local resident Victor Knysh told about the details of the girls' lives.

According to her, they were fond of singing: Christina sang solo, Svetlana - in the local band "Diamond". Later, they started working together - they created a duet of Similar Girls, joined the band Cover Band "Gems. It indicates that the girls performed on holidays and pleased people with their singing:" Everyone remembers Svetlana and Christine as inspired and smiling girls. Their beautiful voices and songs have heard all Ukraine.

"On a video posted on the network, girls sing and raise funds for the Armed Forces. After Russian shelling of Zaporozhye now raise funds for helping the parents of the dead. In addition to local residents, a young man of one of the girls-19-year-old Svetlana confirmed. In the afternoon of August 9, the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation hit the center of Zaporozhye-in Shevchenkivskyi district.

A few hours in the Ministry of Internal Affairs stated that one of the victims of doctors managed to save in intensive care. However, on August 10, the information about the three dead was confirmed by Yuri Malashko, the head of the Zaporozhye Ova. According to him, the Russian rocket injured nine people, among them-an 11-month-old child .