A resident of Kharkiv in Ukraine wandered through the destruction on Thursday (March 3) caused by Russian missile strikes a day earlier.

In the clip, Yuriy Katshubey walks past huge piles of rubble and debris, destroyed buildings and burned-out cars on Mironotsitskaya Street.

"It used to be homes, IT offices," he says on camera in a selfie video. "This is what the office building of one of the biggest IT companies now looks like. I will not give the name and will not say the exact address and street. This is what it looks like. This is how they 'do not hit', the Russians."

"Nobody is afraid to go out, nobody is afraid to help, nobody is afraid to rebuild the infrastructure, communications."

"Russians are attacking civilians. It's a real war," he concludes.

A Ukranian national Yurii Kochubei who lives in Kharkiv reaches the main city share area with Alexander
Yurii shows the destruction there caused by attacks from Russian missiles .
Yuri in his video tells , this is Mironotsitskaya street , it was homes , IT offices here , Russians attacks on civilians , it's a real war .
The video was shot on March 3rd , this after bombing on 2nd March here

TRANSCRIPT:
"[I'm] Katshubey Yuriy (year of birth 1988). Time - around 12 pm, city center, Mironosetskaya str., March 3, full-scale invasion of Russian Federation of the territory of the sovereign state of Ukraine.

"This is how the office building of one of the biggest IT companies looks like. I will not give the name and will not say the exact address and street. This is how it looks like. This is how they do not hit the Russians… This is how they do not hit…This is how it looks like. Alexandr Baulin (year of birth 1981) is here with me and today we are visiting trouble spots.

"Here…All municipal services, absolutely all…nobody is afraid to go out, nobody is afraid to help, nobody is afraid to rebuild the infrastructure, communication nodes, communications, electro-...electro-....That’s all…I have no more energy…"