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If you're here then it means that you've clicked on the link located somewhere among the tons of text on the "About" page.
All sounds were recorded from my room with my microphone, and it's not like I have some kind of a super expensive long distance sound catching microphone, no, it's just a regular microphone, and of course the sound is not gonna be as loud or as deep on the recording as it is in reality, but even still, you can hear at least a little bit of what I hear almost every night.

And if you really want to feel what it's like to be here, I highly recommend listening to the audio with headphones and listening from start to finish without skipping, so that the sounds catch you off guard too.
(Increasing the volume is optional, but don't set it too loud, as I don't want you to damage your ears)

I can't successfuly attach the mp3 files, so I uploaded the audio files to youtube, and there's the youtube links instead.

BEWARE THAT AUDIO FILES CONTAIN SUDDEN LOUD NOISES (EXPLOSIONS)

The ballistic missiles. I hate them, because you can't hear them before they fall and hit something, or you don't have enough time to react to the sound, to try to hide or anything, especially during a regular daily routine, when you're just minding your own business with your headphones on.

Just a rainy night... with drones...

Ah, the ambient of me drawing while there's a war going on outside...
Trying to make someone's day better, while my night is kinda terrible...

The ambient of an ordinary night here. You can hear the drones flying, and they're a bit better than the ballistic missiles, because you can at least clearly hear them from afar, and you might even have some time to take actions and try to hide in somewhat safer place than you were a moment ago.
Listening to this from start to finish may take some time, but here you can hear them flying and falling, exploding and destroying everything.
And it's kinda crazy how even on the recording you can hear the sound traveling from the impact zone to me, you can hear the shock wave...

In these 4 recordings you can hear drones constantly flying, falling, and exploding. At that night there was a massive drone attack on my city, and I couldn't really get much sleep, I kept waking up because of these loud explosions.
Well, I'm glad that I'm at least alive.

This is how it sounds when a drone is flying near your house.

Tonight we were bombed in huge waves of ballistic missiles, I couldn't record all of it, since it happened so suddenly, but once the first wave ended, I quickly set up my microphone and started recording.
And what you can hear is close to what was happening during the first wave, but the first one was still much closer, louder, and worse.
Those first 2 explosions in the recording are similar to what we heard during the first wave, but for around 15-20 minutes non stop of explosions like those.
(and of course, on the video it's not as loud as it was in the reality TwT).

And if you've listened to all of that, here's a video of how I usually record these sounds.