Thank you very much for your feedback and questions. In the capital, there are residential buildings, schools, hospitals, even a shopping center and infrastructure facilities destroyed by missiles. Moreover, both in the center and on the outskirts. I used to live in Darnytsia district, a cruise missile hit near my dorm. Also, from the side of Bucha and Irpin, the entrance to Kyiv presents a sad picture: completely destroyed buildings, gas stations and fallen trees. But all equipment and debris are dismantled very quickly. I haven't seen places destroyed by russian missiles in Kyiv anymore. And, to be honest, I don't want to see it, I've had enough of the horrors of war for these 7 months.
As for security, it is safe in Kyiv now, because we have a very cool air defense system. But when the "air alarm" sounds, everyone goes down to the shelter anyway, just in case. Knowing the meanness of the enemy, it is better to play it safe. And yes, the capital lives and will live)
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I'm truly happy you are doing alright there @anastasialin. It's extremely difficult to control unpredictable situations of war and its consequences. Nevertheless, it's such a huge relief that everything there has improved for the better. No more unnecessary destruction to your city's remarkable architecture! And we hope that the ongoing crisis will be resolved at the soonest. Stay safe! 😊
Thank you very much for the kind words💛