RESOLVING THE LEDGER
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See the full story · 1 sourcesLiudmyla Nakonechna, 64, who is undergoing cancer treatment, said she was woken up by loud explosions at 1.30am tonight.
"I ran into the corridor and was standing there when the bathroom door was blown off its hinges and struck me in the leg," said Nakonechna, who was in a basement shelter where she was taking cover as a second air alarm sounded for another wave.
"I heard the sound of shattering glass. My balcony was covered in glass and it was completely blown apart, while the windows in my bedroom were also blown out."
Nakonechna had not taken cover in a shelter since Russia's full-scale invasion on 24 February 2022, but the stress became too much, she said.
"It's getting worse by the day," Nakonechna said. "Whereas before there was an attack once every two weeks, or maybe once a week, now it happens practically every day. It is incredibly hard to bear this psychologically."
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