"I got up, something lay on me": the history of the family from the Pavlograd, which survived after the attack of the Russian Federation (video)

The woman says she heard several explosions that day and had time to go with her children into the corridor. She cannot visit her daughter in the hospital because she is in a medical institution with numerous wounds. As a result of the rocket strike of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation in the city of Pavlograd in Dnipropetrovsk region, on September 6, 18 victims are still in hospitals. Then one person was killed and more than 80 were injured. Among the victims - Svetlana.

The woman was at home with two children during the attack. Her story tells a freedom. Now the woman and her daughter are undergoing treatment in the Dnieper hospitals. "Lisa, the daughter who was injured with me, sewn, sewn cheek," what her daughter now looks like, Svetlana shows in the photo. The girl is in another hospital, and her mother cannot visit her because she has multiple shrapnel wounds. "Everything is cut and the legs are cut and the head is cut and the hand is cut," the doctor explains.

The woman says she heard several explosions that day and had time to go with her children into the corridor. "I stand, the second explosion. I stand with the children in the hallway. I went away, called the phone. And my hall goes to where there was a blow. Here the baby is behind me . . . I quickly grabbed it, and everything, " - remembers the victim. The son of a woman was injured, a fragment of wood flew into his eyebrow. After shelling, the woman was able to remove children from a broken house.

According to her, all the exits were blocked. From the intensive care of Svetlana and her daughter were transferred to traumatology. They are waiting for a course of rehabilitation. The woman says that they will return home, because the dilapidated apartment should be restored. It should be reminded that the command of the Armed Forces of the Armed Forces informed that the Russians fired Pavlograd with five ballistic missiles of the "Iskander-M" or KN-23.