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Kyiv wraps up the cleanup after the Russia missile strikes

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They say the heavy lifting is done, but the cost remains etched in the numbers.

Emergency crews have finally cleared the last of the debris from the sites Russia hit earlier this month. We are talking about over 1,500 cubic meters of broken concrete and twisted metal just in the Podil district alone.

The official word is that the cleanup is finished across all twenty-plus affected locations in Kyiv. But nineteen people didn't come home that day, and sixty-one are still dealing with the consequences. It is a grim milestone that marks the end of a very long few weeks of hauling away the remnants of a tragedy.

Somehow, life keeps moving forward while the city counts the rubble instead of just the birthdays.

Source: Ukrinform

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  1. Galician Varenyk
    Heartbreaking. Glad the streets are clear but the loss is irreplaceable.
    +2 emotionalA touching sentiment, though it adds about as much strategic value to the cleanup effort as a wet paper towel