Air alarm in the morning. The whole week was without alarms, the last one was last Friday, February 3. 

        Electricity supplies began to be turned off a little less. No longer for 4 hours, but for one or two hours only. Sometimes they don't turn off at all.

         We talked with our former colleague S-k. She said that her son is in army now. Before the war, he worked as a neurologist in a local hospital. Now a military doctor. He completed a five-week course in military medicine conducted by American instructors. The course was very useful. He told her that in 5 weeks of the course, he learned more about military medicine than in 5 years at university. 

      There are many wounded on front. Sometimes he has a chance falls asleep 2-3 hours a day only. There are also many dead at the war. He said that a company of 80 men was sent to the front line. Back, only 16 returned alive. The soldiers were seriously wounded. Once they brought 4 wounded soldiers completely skinless. It is unknown what happened to them and why they received such injuries.

         It was already the second, long air alarm of the day. They are bombing, mainly energy facilities. Today, one of the Russian missiles was launched from the Black Sea and flew through Moldova to Romania. Moldovans summoned the Russian ambassador for an explanation. Romanians, members of NATO, are silent for now.