Kremenchuk

Harrowing pictures show huge flames coming from the building as a massive rescue operation is launched to help the more than 1000 civilians feared to still ...

Was this a working shopping centre, there would have been lots of cars. Videos show an empty car park with just a couple of cars. "Once again our thoughts are with the families of innocent victims in Ukraine. Putin must realise his behaviour will do nothing but strengthen the resolve of the Ukraine and every other G7 country to stand by the Ukraine for as long as it takes." President Volodymyr Zelensky said: "The mall is on fire, firefighters are trying to extinguish the fire, the number of victims is impossible to imagine." "From all nearby areas, rescuers are sent to the scene to put out the fire and work on eliminating the consequences." The number of casualties of a Russian missile attack on a busy shopping centre in Ukraine filled with more than 1,000 people i s "impossible to imagine," fears the country's president.

If confirmed, it would be the second time Russian forces are accused of targeting a public building sheltering so many people, with the first instance being ...

There are killed and injured people,” the city’s mayor, Vitaliy Maletskiy, wrote on Facebook, without giving the number of victims. He said more than 1,000 people were in the shopping centre at the time of the attack. People only wanted to live a normal life, which is what angers the occupiers so much.

At least two people have been killed with 20 more wounded after Russian missiles hit a civilian building in the city of Kremenchuk in central Ukraine.

Only the attempt of people to live a normal life, which so angers the occupiers.’ The number of victims is impossible to imagine. ‘No danger to the Russian army. However, the area is far from the front line of the conflict in the east of the country. More details later.’ The city of Kremenchuk is the site of a large oil refinery, which has been hit several times during the Russian invasion.

The Russian military have launched missile strikes on a shopping mall in the city of Kremenchuk, Poltava Region. Over 1000 civilians were inside.

It is useless to hope for its adequacy and humanity,” Zelensky added. “Russian occupiers launched missile strikes on a shopping mall with over 1,000 civilians inside. Russia continues to displace its powerlessness on ordinary citizens.

Russian troops have again struck the city of Kremenchuk, Poltava Region. — Ukrinform.

Regional authorities are looking for a solution to resolve heating issues. In addition, Poltava Mayor Oleksandr Mamai reported on some explosions heard in the city of Poltava. Russian troops have again struck the city of Kremenchuk, Poltava Region.

At least 13 people have died and 50 were injured after two Russian missiles hit a shopping centre in the Ukrainian city of Kremenchuk.

“Out of helplessness, Russia continues to hit ordinary people. “Once again our thoughts are with the families of innocent victims in Ukraine. Putin must realise that his behaviour will do nothing but strengthen the resolve of the Ukraine and every other G7 country to stand by the Ukraine for as long as it takes.” “This appalling attack has shown once again the depths of cruelty and barbarism to which the Russian leader will sink,” he said. The mall posed “no danger to the Russian army” and posed “no strategic value” to the Russians, Mr Zelensky added. “The mall is on fire, firefighters are trying to extinguish the fire, the number of victims is impossible to imagine,” the country’s leader said on Telegram. eaders of the G7 have condemned the deadly Russian missile attack on a Ukrainian shopping centre as a “war crime” and warned that Russian President Vladimir Putin “will be held to account”.

A shopping centre with over 1000 civilians inside has been hit by a missile strike in the Ukrainian city of Kremenchuk, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has ...

Russian President Putin and those responsible will be held to account." He also said the site had no links to the armed forces. The attack came as Russia launched an all-out assault on the last Ukrainian stronghold in the eastern Luhansk region, "pouring fire" on the city of Lysychansk from the ground and air, according to the local governor. Mr Zelenskyy stressed the shopping centre target presented "no threat to the Russian army" and had "no strategic value". "The mall is on fire, firefighters are trying to extinguish the fire, the number of victims is impossible to imagine," said the president, writing on the Telegram messaging app. The leader said the attack in the central city of Kremenchuk was deliberate, not a mistake, and those culpable "should have no place on Earth".

SCORES of civilians are feared dead or injured after a Russian rocket strike hit a crowded shopping centre in the central Ukrainian city of…

“This appalling attack has shown once again the depths of cruelty and barbarism to which the Russian leader will sink,” he said. Zelenskyy said the target presented “no threat to the Russian army” and had “no strategic value”. Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelenskyy said in a Telegram post that the number of victims was “unimaginable”, citing reports that more than 1000 civilians were inside at the time of the attack.

A Russian airstrike struck a bustling shopping mall in Kremenchuk, central Ukraine on Monday, setting the building ablaze and prompting concerns of mass ...

French President Emmanuel Macron called the attack an "abomination," in a tweet that included video of the burning shopping mall. And Ukraine's Foreign Minister, Dmitro Kuleba, said on Twitter: "Russia is a disgrace to humanity and it must face consequences. The mall measures about one hectare -- roughly the size of two football fields -- and the strike occurred around 4 p.m. local time, Solohub said. "Zelensky was very much focused on trying to ensure that Ukraine is in as advantageous a position on the battlefield as possible in the next months as opposed to the next years, because he believes that a grinding conflict is not in the interest of the Ukrainian people," US national security adviser Jake Sullivan said after the Ukrainian President met virtually with leaders at the G7. "Only totally insane terrorists, who should have no place on earth, can strike missiles at such an object. At least 58 people were injure, Ukraine's State Emergency Services said.

Leaders of the G7 have condemned the deadly Russian missile attack on a Ukrainian shopping centre as a “war crime” and warned that Russian President ...

“Out of helplessness, Russia continues to hit ordinary people. “Once again our thoughts are with the families of innocent victims in Ukraine. Putin must realise that his behaviour will do nothing but strengthen the resolve of the Ukraine and every other G7 country to stand by the Ukraine for as long as it takes.” “This appalling attack has shown once again the depths of cruelty and barbarism to which the Russian leader will sink,” he said. The mall posed “no danger to the Russian army” and posed “no strategic value” to the Russians, Mr Zelensky added. “The mall is on fire, firefighters are trying to extinguish the fire, the number of victims is impossible to imagine,” the country’s leader said on Telegram. eaders of the G7 have condemned the deadly Russian missile attack on a Ukrainian shopping centre as a “war crime” and warned that Russian President Vladimir Putin “will be held to account”.

The death toll in the city's shopping centre has risen to 16, with 59 wounded, emergency services say.

“For us, Crimea is a part of Russia. And that means forever. And this must be a legal fact. And this is a fact. “Another brutal shelling of Kharkiv, northern Saltivka took place today. Russia’s attack on a shopping mall in the Ukrainian city of Kremenchuk is “one of the most defiant terrorist attacks in European history,” Zelenskyy has said. If Russia takes Lysychansk, it will occupy the region. Human rights advocates have counted dozens of cases. The missile attack on a shopping centre in Kremenchuk “is the main focus” of the meeting, set for Tuesday at 19:00 GMT, said a spokesperson for the Albanian mission, which currently holds the rotating Security Council presidency. The toll from Russia’s missile raid on a shopping mall in the city of Kremenchuk has risen to 16 dead and 59 wounded, the head of Ukraine’s emergency services has said. The president of the European Council has condemned the “horrendous and indiscriminate” attack on the shopping centre in Kremenchuk. - President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has called the strike “one of the most defiant terrorist attacks in European history,” adding that Russia is the largest terrorist organisation in the world. - The toll from Russia’s missile hit on a crowded shopping centre in Kremenchuk has risen to 16 dead and 59 wounded, the head of Ukraine’s emergency services says.

The rubble is cleared away and the fire is put out at the site of the Russian missile strike on a shopping mall in Kremenchuk town, Poltava region, ...

The area of the fire in the building reached 10,300 square meters. As reported, at 15:50 on June 27, the Russians launched Kh-22 missiles on a shopping mall in the town of Kremenchuk with about 1,000 civilians inside. The information is being updated.

At least 18 people killed after a Russian missile struck a busy shopping centre in central Ukraine; western leaders promise to support Kyiv for 'as long as ...

The US national security adviser, Jake Sullivan, confirmed on Monday the US is in the process of finalising a package that includes advanced air defence capabilities. A Russian missile hit a crowded shopping centre in the central Ukrainian city of Kremenchuk on Monday, killing and injuring scores of people, Ukrainian authorities said. That would amount to “the biggest overhaul of our collective defence and deterrence since the cold war,” he said. So it is clear that, in relations with Russia, there can be no way back to the time before the Russian attack on Ukraine.” UK defence secretary, Ben Wallace, has reportedly written to the prime minister to call for the defence budget to be lifted to 2.5% of GDP by 2028. A Russian missile attack also killed at least eight civilians and wounded 21 in Ukraine’s eastern Lysychansk region. At the current moment 14 bodies were found here on the site and another one died in the hospital.” Images from the scene showed giant plumes of black smoke and flames, with emergency crews rushing in to search for victims and put out fires. The Russian people have to see the truth:” This is part of a consistent pattern of atrocities being committed by the Russian government. We stand united with Ukraine in mourning the innocent victims of this brutal attack. So we in the west, not just the UK, but the entire west, need to do everything we can to support Ukraine militarily in this dark hour which they face.

G7 denounces 'war crime' after Russian missile attacks on a crowded Ukrainian shopping mall kills at least 16 people.

The NATO response force currently has about 40,000 soldiers. They also pledged to continue supporting Ukraine “for as long as it takes”. In a joint statement Monday after they held a session by video link with Zelenskyy, the leaders underlined their “unwavering commitment to support the government and people of Ukraine in their courageous defense of their country’s sovereignty and territorial integrity”. The President of the European Commission Charles Michel slammed Russian for what he called a “horrendous and indiscriminate” attack on Kremenchuk. “Russian scare and intimidation tactics will never work,” he wrote on Twitter. “Ukraine will prevail with support of its partners at G7 and beyond.” The leaders of the G7 have condemned a deadly Russian missiles attack on a crowded Ukrainian shopping mall as an “abominable” war crime. In a statement on Monday, the G7 leaders, who are holding a meeting in Germany, promised that Russian President Vladimir Putin and those responsible for the attack would be held to account.

The Government strongly condemned the missile strike on the store in Kremenchuk in central Ukraine where at least 18 people were killed and dozens more wounded.

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A Russian airstrike struck a bustling shopping mall in Kremenchuk, central Ukraine on Monday, setting the building ablaze and prompting concerns of mass ...

French President Emmanuel Macron called the attack an "abomination," in a tweet that included video of the burning shopping mall. And Ukraine's Foreign Minister, Dmitro Kuleba, said on Twitter: "Russia is a disgrace to humanity and it must face consequences. Ukrainian officials said the attack was conducted by a Russian KH-22 missile, which is capable of carrying an explosive warhead of up to 1 ton (2,240 pounds). "Another 36 people are missing," he said, adding that more than 1,000 people -- including rescuers, police, medics and volunteers -- worked through the night. "Only totally insane terrorists, who should have no place on earth, can strike missiles at such an object. Video from the scene showed heavy smoke billowing from the building, which was engulfed by fire.

At least 18 people have died and 60 have been wounded, 25 of them in hospital, after two Russian guided missiles slammed into the Amstor shopping centre in ...

Authorities say the number of dead and injured are still to be confirmed. Such shelling is also making the evacuation of civilians increasingly difficult, Haidai said. We are the only people left living in this part of the building. There is no power,' said local resident Valentina Vitkovska, in tears as she spoke about the blast. Dmytro Lunin, head of Poltava regional administration, said: 'Missile strike on a shopping mall with people in Kremenchuk is yet another military crime by the Russians. A crime against humanity. After the takeover of Sevierodonetsk, the enemy army has concentrated all its forces on capturing (our) last stronghold in the Luhansk region: Lysychansk,' Haidai told The Associated Press. Desperate families whose loved ones were working at or visiting the mall as it was struck turned to social media to try and find them, amid warnings there is little hope that anyone trapped in the blaze could have survived. 'Rescuers and policemen are working at the site. 'Was this a working shopping centre, there would have been lots of cars. Yet we see mainly young men of similar age, and no panic. At least 60 people were wounded in the attack including 25 who are in hospital with an unknown number now missing. She is now missing, while her mum is in hospital

Ukraine says at least 16 civilians died in the attack on the shopping centre far from the front lines.

Russia's defence ministry on Tuesday denied hitting a shopping mall in the Ukrainian city of Kremenchuk with missiles, saying it had struck a weapons depot ...

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LONDON (Reuters) -Russia's defence ministry on Tuesday said it fired missiles against a weapons depot in the Ukrainian city of Kremenchuk, ...

"In Kremenchuk, Russian forces struck a weapons depot storing arms received from the United States and Europe with high-precision air-based weapons. "The detonation of stored ammunition for Western weapons caused a fire in a non-functioning shopping center located next to the depot," it added." At least 16 people were killed on Monday in what Kyiv said was a Russian missile strike against a busy shopping center in Kremenchuk and the G7 called a Russian war crime.