You can congratulate me! I am homeless!

You can congratulate me! I am homeless! They were the first words  approximately  that I said to my friend. The published photos in the internet forced me to call her. It was her house.  It was famous one in the town. “ Everything was destroyed by blast wave in a flash. It seemed that it hasn’t even burnt inside”.

The house was famous because of mass media’s representatives have interfered this situation and reminded the local authorities to solve the problem of urban population. State officials have debugged there, repaired the roof, daubed the walls. But soon the war has begun. They say – from Russia with love. The people from this house have lost their homes. The house was  destroyed by the shells. 

 “We’ve no home, our car is burnt” Alla says. She was always discussing the point about the parking place with her father – to leave the car next to the house or in the garage. “The score is 1:1. Either the house or the garage are destroyed.”  Alla has evacuated from Lugansk. Her father’s stayed in Lugansk because he had to look after their flat. Thanks God, he is alive. But now there is nothing in Lugansk that can force him to stay there. They’ll have to be back to the drawing board, then! They re full of optimism. They believe that they will return to Lugansk, glaze the windows  and build the new garage. They will remember that their car was young and beautiful.

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