I live from Amstor 4 kilometers away. During the missile attack, I was driving a car. My wife was at work, and my daughter was at a math tutor. Fortunately, we were all lucky that we did not end up in Amstor, although we visited it several times and made purchases about a week before the tragedy.

First came the first explosion somewhere behind me, not very loud. I thought that maybe a car on the road had a tire burst. Then, a few seconds later, a second explosion, which was half louder than the first. I remind you that I was 4 kilometers from the explosions and I was scared. But the explosions were so powerful that windows were blown out of many houses near the epicenter. I reflexively added a lot of speed. Then I decided to stop. I did not know where more rockets would fly. There was complete helplessness. The second explosion took place at the plant of road machines. My mother works there, but luckily she was not at work that day. Near the plant there is a beautiful lake with a recreation area. Civilians and children also suffered there. There is a video where a lot of fragments from the explosion literally cover the entire surface of the lake.

Amstor was an active shopping center in which peaceful buyers and many employees of small shops were in the daytime. The blow fell on the electronics and home appliances store. All store employees were killed. There were many wounded, everything burned very strongly. It was a nightmare.

Of course, there was no ammunition depot or military installations there. I personally heard only two explosions. The ammunition depot explodes so many times, explosion after explosion. russians lie to the whole world. They attack peaceful objects and pass them off as military ones. russians always lie, remember this.

Now, on the site of the destroyed Amstor, there are only ruins and only a small part of the surviving building.

This is a terrible tragedy, the russians will answer for their crimes!

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