Lviv, Ukraine.
I met with Father Nesto Kysyk the same morning four Russian cruise missiles slammed into a military aircraft hangar on the edge of town.
According to Ukrainian officials no one died in the dawn blitz, but a massive pall of ink black smoke drifted overhead - a shocking reminder to families here in the west of Ukraine that Russia's bombing reach is long and awesomely destructive.
27-year old Nesto, a priest at the Church of the Most Holy Apostles Peter and Paul in Lviv, said of the latest attack and war in general: "My view is the same as every Ukrainian. I have no explanation for it."
