The grandmother of Olympic biathlon champions Vita and Valentyna Semerenko was killed in russian shelling of Krasnopillia in the Sumy Region.
Vita Semerenko wrote about this on Instagram, posting a photo of the destroyed houses in Krasnopillia, where her grandmother lived.
"Today, March 23, my grandmother's heart stopped beating. On the 21st, my grandmother turned 90. She could still live, but the damned russians took her life. When they violently erased my Krasnopillia in three days, they also took my grandmother. They erased my home, erased her life, erased the memory. Damned inhumans, burn in hell for all the evil you brought to this land. You are not people - you are animals, and retribution will come," Vita wrote.
In addition, Vita Semerenko published a video showing the consequences of russian attacks on Krasnopillia.
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Twin sisters Vita and Valentyna Semerenko were born in Krasnopillia and started playing sports here. In 2014, they became Olympic champions in the relay at the Sochi Games. In addition, Valentyna won the title of world champion in the mass start in 2015, and Vita won a bronze medal in the sprint at the 2014 Olympics.
As a reminder, on Friday, March 21, the military of the aggressor country attacked Krasnopillia, Sumy Region. As a result of the shelling, one person was killed and another was injured.
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