As a result of the Russian attack in Lviv, the entire family died: only the father survived


A family of three daughters and a mother died in Lviv on the morning of September 4 due to a Russian missile attack. Only the father survived.
This was reported by Lviv Mayor Andriy Sadovyi, who also published a photo of the family before the tragedies.
After today's attack, only the man in this photo remained alive. Evgenia's wife and their three daughters — Yaryna, Daryna and Emilia — died in their own house, - Sadovy wrote.

According to him, Yaryna Bazilevich is standing behind.
The girl was 21 years old. She worked in our office in Lviv. youth capital of Europe 2025". In the center of Europe, Russia is exterminating whole families of Ukrainians. The Russians are killing our children, our future. I don't know what words to support Yaroslav's father. Today we are all with you, — wrote the mayor of Lviv.
Journalist Andrii Tsaplienko publishes video where, according to him, the man provide medical assistance at the moment when the body of his daughter is taken out from under the rubble.
As reported, on the morning of September 4, the occupiers attacked Lviv, where 7 people died, including three children. More than 50 buildings in the historic center of the city were damaged. And also Kryvyi Rih, where 5 people were injured. 10 high-rise buildings and a hotel were damaged. A day before, the Russians struck the Institute of Communications in Poltava. Currently, 53 people are known to have died there.
President Volodymyr Zelenskyi reacted to the shelling on the night of September 4. He emphasized that Russian terror must be stopped, and each of our partners in the world who help Ukraine with air defense is a real defender of life.
And everyone who convinces partners to give Ukraine more range in order to respond to terror fairly, is working to prevent such Russian terrorist attacks on Ukrainian cities. Terror must be stopped, - said the President of Ukraine.
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