STORY: The footage also showed rescue workers picking through rubble and moving debris after Monday's (June 27) strike on the busy mall in Kremenchuk, in the region of Poltava, southeast of Kyiv.
More than 1,000 people were inside when two Russian missiles slammed into the mall, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy said.
At least 18 people were killed and 25 hospitalized, while about 36 were missing, said Dmytro Lunin, governor of Poltava.
Russia's defence ministry on Tuesday said it fired missiles against a weapons depot, with the subsequent explosion of ammunition triggering a fire in the nearby shopping mall.
Its deputy ambassador to the United Nations, Dmitry Polyanskiy, accused Ukraine of using the incident to gain sympathy ahead of a June 28-30 summit of the NATO military alliance.
STORY: Reuters has verified the location of the footage from Reuters video and photos of the scene.On Tuesday (June 28), firefighters and soldiers were searching for survivors in the rubble of the shopping mall in the strike that killed at least 18 people in an attack condemned by the United Nations and the West.More than 1,000 people were inside when two Russian missiles slammed into the mall in Kremenchuk, about 300 km (200 miles) southeast of the capital Kyiv, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy said.Russia said the incident was caused by a strike on a legitimate military target. Its defence ministry, quoted by the RIA state news agency, said it had fired missiles at a storage depot for Western weapons in Kremenchuk, and the detonation of stored ammunition there had caused the fire at the nearby mall.Russia denies intentionally targeting civilians in its "special military operation" in Ukraine which has destroyed cities, killed thousands of people and driven millions from their homes.
STORY: Firefighters searched the rubble of the mall in Kremenchuk, where authorities said 36 people were missing after a Russian missile strike on Monday (June 27) that killed at least 18, as a regional governor reported another "enemy attack" further east.The attack drew a wave of global condemnation, with France's Emmanuel Macron calling it a "war crime."Russia falsely claimed that the mall was empty, and said its missiles had struck a nearby arms depot storing Western weapons, which exploded, causing the blaze that spread to the nearby mall.Kyiv said there was no military target in the area. President Volodymyr Zelenskiy accused Russia of deliberately targeting civilians in "one of the most defiant terrorist attacks in European history".Russia denies intentionally targeting civilians in its "special military operation" that has destroyed Ukrainian cities, killed thousands of people and driven millions from their homes.
STORY: Two Russian missiles slammed into a crowded shopping center in the central Ukrainian city of Kremenchuk on Monday, killing at least 10 people and wounding 40, according to local officials.Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy said more than 1,000 people were in the shopping center at the time of the attack, which witnesses said caused a huge fire and sent dark smoke billowing into the sky.A Reuters reporter saw the charred husk of the shopping complex with a caved-in roof. Firefighters and soldiers were pulling out mangled pieces of metal as they searched for survivors.Zelenskiy wrote on the Telegram messaging app: "It's useless to hope for decency and humanity from Russia."And the governor of the region called it "an act of terrorism against civilians."Russia did not immediately comment on the assertion. It has denied deliberately targeting civilians during what it calls its "special military operation" in Ukraine.Russian missile attacks have stepped up in recent days with a primary school in Kharkiv hit in the early morning hours of Monday, said the school’s director.SCHOOL DIRECTOR OLENA FOMICHOVA: "The school has been badly damaged, you have seen for yourself."There were no casualties, but windows were blown out, walls cracked with debris strewn throughout. In the schoolyard was a huge crater.And another rocket hit a nearby privately owned garage, sparking a fire at a residential building.
War crimes investigators on Tuesday inspected the charred remains of a shopping mall devastated by a Russian missile strike as Ukraine mourned the victims of what the Ukrainian prosecutor general called "crimes against humanity". A day after the attack in which at least 18 people were killed, the city of Kremenchuk in central Ukraine declared a day of mourning and fire fighters cleared away rubble. Exhausted fire fighters sat on a curb alongside another of the shopping centre's walls.
STORY: The ground shook and people fell as debris fell from the air, and a tree shed its leaves while one person threw themselves into the park's lake.A day after the attack in which at least 18 people were killed, the city of Kremenchuk in central Ukraine declared a day of mourning and firefighters cleared away rubble.Russia said the incident was caused by a strike on a legitimate military target. Its defense ministry, quoted by the RIA state news agency, said Russian forces had fired missiles at a storage depot for Western weapons in Kremenchuk, and the detonation of stored ammunition there had caused the fire at the nearby mall.Russia denies intentionally targeting civilians in its "special military operation" in Ukraine, which has destroyed cities, killed thousands of people and driven millions from their homes.
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Search operations continued on June 28 at a destroyed shopping mall in the central Ukrainian city of Kremenchuk after it was hit by a Russian missile the day before, killing at least 18 people and injuring dozens more.President Volodymyr Zelensky released a statement condemning the strike, saying there were “more than a thousand civilians” at the mall when it happened.The strike came after Zelensky addressed a G7 summit on Monday.The G7 leaders condemned the attack, calling it “abominable”.Video by Sergio Olmos shows the extent of the damage, with crews clearing rubble and sniffer dogs being used. Credit: Sergio Olmos via Storyful
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Two of the Orlando International Airport's busiest airlines continue to duke it out to acquire Miramar-based Spirit Airlines — the latest salvo stating it could result in fewer seats and higher prices. Denver-based Frontier Airlines (Nasdaq: ULCC), in a June 27 letter to Spirit (NYSE: SAVE) stockholders, raised its offer to buy Spirit amid a bidding war with New York-based JetBlue Airways (Nasdaq: JBLU), sweetening the cash part of its offer by $2 per share to $4.13 per share and increasing the reverse break-up fee by $100 million to $350 million, said a report from Denver Business Journal. The letter takes a shot at JetBlue's intentions if it is successful in acquiring Spirit.
OLENA ROSHCHINA - TUESDAY, 28 JUNE 2022, 09:51 A missile strike in the Poltava region on 27 June has destroyed the Amstor shopping centre in Kremenchuk and damaged factory buildings. Source: Head of the Poltava Oblast Military Administration in a regional summary as of the morning of 28 June Details: The bodies of 18 people (1 person died in hospital) have been found in the wake of the strike on the shopping and entertainment centre as of this morning.
STORY: Russian forces have been pounding the city for over a week killing civilians, and hitting apartment buildings and schools, regional authorities said.Press spokesman of Kharkiv Emergency Services, Evgeni Vasilenko described the scene."The fire was put out in an hour, emergency ministry workers are on the site conducting emergency repair works, removing concrete stabs with cranes, clearing out rubble."Local official, Yana Yakimenko said no one was hurt in explosion. "On the night of June 27-28, one of Kharkiv's educational institutions was turned into rubble. According to experts, Russian forces hit the building with two missiles. The building is badly damaged, luckily there have been no casualties. Children and staff are on vacation."Russia renewed shelling of Kharkiv and the surrounding countryside in what Kyiv says is a bid to force Ukraine to pull resources from the main battlefield in Donbas to protect civilians from attack.Kharkiv suffered heavy bombardment from the very start of the Russian invasion on February 24 which left much of the country's city of 1.5 million a wasteland of ruined buildings and debris.
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