I live about two blocks away from the Samsung building.
When that missile hit, I looked out the apartment window (15th floor) and saw the mushroom cloud of smoke rising from the impact site.
I walked down a few hours later, took some photos.
People generally do not post photos, or write about impact sites, because the Russians use that information to assess strike damage and calibrate aiming.
I blogged about it on the morning, it was all happening, writing while explosions were still coming.
https://www.amazonredshiftresearchproject.org/slblog/2022-10.html
I went out yesterday and looked at the crater by the bridge leading to the Soviet-Ukrainian friendship arch, built by the Soviets during the occupation. There's nothing else there, BTW. The area is a nature reserve, a big park basically, also a main road running along the river. Either it was a missile which went well off course, or they were aiming for the bridge. You have to wonder, give it was the Kerch bridge which was hit a few days ago.
On the way up to that crater, to my surprise I passed another - there's a big long main avenue which heads right up into town, and it's how I walk up into town. At a cross-roads, where the park is where I play chess, a missile had struck. That area, it's big old buildings, the Institute of This or That, and this lovely park. I've now seen a photo or two of the impact site just after that missile struck, and I see a car in flames, people running.
Biting the hand that feeds IT
