Little Liza walked around Vinnytsia with her mother… until Russia bombed her neighborhood

The scene could not be more ordinary. A woman dressed in white smile at the camera of your mobile. Then he focuses on her three-year-old daughter with Down syndrome, eagerly pushing a black and pink stroller. “Where are we going?” her mother asks. “To see Anna,” she replies.

Are 09:38 in the morning in the Ukrainian town of Vinnytsia, southwest of kyiv. Barely an hour and a half later, three Russian missiles They will impact the city, killing 21 people, including the girl.

The video is actually an Instagram story that was released this Thursday by the Ukrainian Army through Telegram.

Along with the recording appears a harrowing image published by the State Emergency Service of Ukraine that shows the aftermath of the bombing: the cart lying on the ground with the lifeless body of a girldressed in the same clothes as the one in the video, and an amputated foot of an adult person.

[Al menos 12 muertos, entre ellos un niño, en un bombardeo ruso contra la ciudad de Vinnytsia]

It is, according to the official Ukraine tourism page on its social networks, Irina Dmitrieva and his daughter, Liza. They were both headed to the playgroup when they were hit by long-range bombs that destroyed an office block in a residential area on Thursday.

Irina, 33, reportedly lost a leg during the attack and I would be in intensive care. She was a designer and blogger, and had lived in Vinnytsia since last February, when she moved to accompany her mother.

According to the Ukrainian media, she was divorced and very active on Instagram, where she talked about how to raise a girl with down syndrome. She also gave advice to other mothers and even recorded a story about how she and Lisa went to a speech therapist, according to the country’s tourism website, which has published photos of the two.