"I have no emotions": the girl told how she managed to survive during the shelling of the Dnieper (photo)

The Dnieper Anastasia Shvets managed to survive only because the door torn from the loops protected it from the reinforced concrete fragments of the destroyed house. But she still knows nothing about her parents. Anastasia Shvets - a resident of a house destroyed in the Dnieper, whose photo was reserved by most Ukrainian media and social networks - told how she managed to survive during the shelling on January 14. She posted her story on her own Instagram page.

"I have no words, I have no emotions, I feel nothing but a great emptiness inside," the shoemaker wrote. According to the injured girl, during the rocket of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation into her house and the explosion she was lying in bed. The girl was covered with a door that knocked out an explosive wave from the hole.

"There are no parts of the room, bathroom, kitchen, corridor and pantry, there is a gap and I saw the rest of the entrance, another's entrance," Shvets told the subscribers. The girl still does not know what happened to her parents. According to eyewitnesses, they were seen alive after the rocket strike. But Anastasia is convinced that his mother and father were in the kitchen at the time of the explosion, from which there was nothing left.

The injured Dnieper also remembered how she lived her daily life on the day of shelling of the city: she ate food prepared by her mother, laughed at her father's joke and photographed puppies. In addition, 23-year-old Anastasia told another personal tragedy: a few months ago, her loved one was killed. "I have become popular, though I didn't want it, almost every public publishes me. And I want my parents. I hurt me," Shvets wrote at the end of my publication.

We will remind, on January 15 it became known that the number of victims of rocket strike on the Dnieper increased. According to the deputy head of the Presidential Office of Ukraine Kirill Tymoshenko, rescuers managed to get 38 people from the rubble in the Dnieper. However, 19 more adults and one child were killed. On the same day, the Armed Forces explained why they could not knock the rocket that got to the house in the Dnieper.