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Hello, it's 328 days since Russia began its invasion of Ukraine, and we have begun too

many episodes with the words Russian missiles strike Ukraine.

But the footage of the latest round of attacks in Dniepero, felling apartment buildings

and leaving 44 people dead, according to the mayor of the central city, have again seared

this war's images in our minds.

There's a particular picture of a perfectly preserved kitchen, yellow,

modern, fitted high-up, no doubt with a view, but its front is completely blown off.

It belonged to the Kuranovsky family and tragically the father of the family is now dead.

There is another image, and it's of a young woman called Anastasia Schwetz,

and she is pictured high up in a residential building.

Completely surrounded by debris, stranded on a pile of rubble, next to a grimy white,

but perfectly preserved bathtub waiting to be rescued.

And because the front has been blown off, the flat that she's in, if she could step off

into the fresh air.

The only thing that upsets me except the fact that I can't find my father is the text I received

from my neighbors. They said the rescue workers have now got into our flat with a stretcher.

They found somebody on the balcony. I'm very scared even to imagine who they found there,

and in what condition, whether she is alive or not.

There's a lot to talk about today. Vitaly is going to explain what's going on with this fighter

from the private pro-Russian army, the Wagner group, who has escaped an all-way and is now claiming

asylum seemingly. We're going to find out what happens to the pets that have been left behind by

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