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Bomb by Bomb, I See the Slow Death of My City

Summary by Ara.cat
On the morning of August 4, two Russian guided bombs, each weighing more than 1,000 pounds, hit the apartment building where I grew up in Kramatorsk, eastern Ukraine. I learned about the attack through social media. I was scrolling through videos until I recognized a neighboring building engulfed in flames. Then began a frantic search for any information that would indicate whether my home had also been destroyed.
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On the morning of August 4, two Russian guided bombs, each weighing more than 1,000 pounds, hit the apartment building where I grew up in Kramatorsk, eastern Ukraine. I learned about the attack through social media. I was scrolling through videos until I recognized a neighboring building engulfed in flames. Then began a frantic search for any information that would indicate whether my home had also been destroyed.

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Ara.cat broke the news on Saturday, October 3, 2026.
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