@kraken8.eth

Hello, friends My life in my beloved Odesa has long turned into an endless Groundhog Day. As I write these words, the air raid siren is sounding once again, and explosions can be heard in the distance. Yesterday, I was drinking coffee by the window of my apartment when I watched two russian Iskander missiles strike a building not far from my home. The building is gone. The day before yesterday, I went for a walk by the sea and witnessed a missile attack on a civilian cargo ship loaded with grain in the Gulf of Odesa. Nearby, part of another cargo ship is still visible. It was previously hit by a russian missile and sank This is what ordinary life looks like here. Dozens of air raid alerts. Near-daily missile and drone attacks on residential neighborhoods. Never knowing whether you’ll wake up the next morning I’m not writing this to ask for sympathy. To be honest, after all these years, the emotions have become numb. I simply want to show what everyday life looks like today for millions of Ukrainians

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