I found Oksana Rumpik, 54, and her husband Mykhailo Rumpik, 57, picking through their car outside a destroyed building.
Luckily, it was parked in the row furthest from the blast, so much of the damage done was only broken glass.
The couple were getting ready to go on a fishing holiday at the weekend – but in a country at war, regular plans have to change.
They tell me their neighbour’s son lived in the building that was hit, along with his wife and baby. There’s no word of where they are now.
Peace is only possible without Putin, Mykhailo tells me.
“But he wants to be president,” he says wistfully. The anger he feels towards Russia is clear.
