The yellow kitchen symbol of Dnipro horror

A blonde girl blows out the candles on her birthday cake, to the smiles of relatives and friends.

Then she receives the embrace of other children and those present, in a party like many in the world.

The background is a

, the same as in a photograph that shows it hanging over the precipice, after the missile that fell on

,

, gutted the other part of the building.

On the table, still fruit, to tell how time has stopped after the raid that killed at least 40 people in the eastern Ukrainian city.

The yellow kitchen, viral on social media, thus becomes a symbol of the horror of war, of that everyday life broken by a rain of death that knows no rules, boundaries or limits.

It is not clear when the birthday video was shared by dozens of users on Twitter who underline how in seconds a life of joy, family reunions and parties can be incinerated by bombs.

According to reports from some Ukrainian information channels on social media, the family featured in the video would be that of the Ukrainian boxing trainer Mykhailo Korenovsky, who was killed in the bombing.

His wife and two young daughters survived because they were walking down the street at the time of the attack, writes Ukrainska Pravda.

"Yesterday, instead of this hole, there was my apartment, where my family and I lived for 9 years," the coach's wife Olga Korenovska wrote on Instagram, sharing an image of the gutted building in Dnipro.

"A tragically famous yellow kitchen," writes Ukrainian Deputy Foreign Minister Andrij Melnyk, among the users who shared the photograph of the yellow kitchen and the birthday video.

"Mykhailo Korenovsky, a prominent boxing trainer, was assassinated in his cozy apartment (...) We will take revenge, damned Russia".