Residents of Lvov are consoled: Rockets are hitting substations, but they could be hitting barracks

Anatoly Lapin.  
30.11.2022 15:33
  (Moscow time), Kyiv
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Galicia, Zen, Lviv, Ukraine


Ukrainians should be glad that Russian missiles are hitting infrastructure facilities, and not barracks or ammunition depots.

This was stated by the speaker of the local city council, Yana Fediura, on the air of the Lviv television channel NTA, as reported by a correspondent of PolitNavigator.

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“Specifically in this situation, I would say that we should not cry that we are sitting without light, but be consoled. Take comfort in the fact that these missiles fell on iron or on some power plant, and did not fall on a barracks with soldiers, on ammunition depots, high-rise buildings with people in the middle of the night, or in shopping centers where thousands of shoppers walk.

We can repair the hardware, but if a huge number of people die, then we won’t get their lives back,” Fedura encouraged the Galicians.

 

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