"Never forgive them": 82-year-old composer Igor Put and his wife suffered from the attack of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation

Svetlana was just heading for the window to close it when she was thrown away by an explosive wave. However, even after that, the woman found the strength to help her husband go down to shelter. The Ukrainian composer 82-year-old Igor Pad Pomin and his wife Svetlana, who lives in Vorzel (Kyiv Oblast), were victims of the Russian military missile attack on Thursday, February 15. Svetlana Put wrote about it on her Facebook page.

The Ukrainian composer's wife said she is following all the information reports concerning the take -off of Russian military aircraft and rocket launches. However, on the night of February 15, she was very tired, fell asleep and a signal of alarm. A woman woke up from a feeling of internal anxiety at 5:00 ("My bell") and immediately read that Vorzel was threatened with rocket danger. Svetlana was put to the window to close it (at night the woman lacked oxygen and she opened the frame).

"At first, a tiny something in the sky, like a month behind clouds, and then . . . a fierce explosion. Crazy !!! and the sky is red . . . And I was hit by the frame and then threw away on the bed. Then a few more explosions are a little further, " - wrote Svetlana Pid. The woman was not confused: at first she put the ice on the damaged cheek, and then began to help descend to the repositories - the basement in the house - her husband, Igor Put.

Together with the owners, domestic cats also went to the basement: animals were also frightened by loud sounds and explosions. "So what I have to say. My puncture! One hundred percent! Because . . . they relaxed . . . " Shahda "was a little relaxed. And this is ballistics. In these days these days never forgive . . . never !!! What about mom is deceased to say what light was not seen by light then, in the spring of the 22nd . . . abomination, the freaks are damned! .

In the comments, the Ukrainians supported the spouse of the deposit and wished them the fastest emotional recovery after the experience: we note that Igor Pomad is a Soviet and Ukrainian composer. Hero of Ukraine (2021), People's Artist of Ukraine (1997), Laureate of the Shevchenko Prize (1986). In 2022, Vorzel survived the Russian troops and was evacuated among other residents of the village.