Russian Missile Strike At Kremenchug: Video Showing Shopping Mall From Inside Upon Arrival Released
9- 30.06.2022, 10:14
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New evidence of the occupiers' crimes has been made public by the SBU.
The Russian army launched a missile strike at the Amstor shopping centre in Kremenchug while there were visitors there. This can be seen in the video from the shopping centre upon arrival, which was published by the press centre of the Security Service of Ukraine.
The SBU confirms Air Force data that the shopping mall was hit by X-22 missiles fired by Tu-22M3 strategic bombers, which took off from an airfield in Shaikivka near Kaluga, Kursk region.
The special service noted that the video clearly shows the missile hitting the shopping centre. In addition, footage from inside the shopping centre at the moment of arrival shows that there were people in it. Also it is possible to compare the number of cars in the car park outside the shopping centre at different times using satellite images. All this refutes Russian propaganda's claims that the shopping centre was allegedly not working.
Furthermore, the SBU noted that there were no warehouses with military equipment at the Kremenchug road machinery plant, which was also shelled by the Russians on June 27. It was engaged in the production of asphalt-mixing machines.
"If you proceed from the logic of the Kafirs, then supermarket shelves and even asphalt mixing plants pose a threat to them. The Russian army is a collection of terrorists who are bound to be punished for their crimes. All the evidence is being thoroughly documented for now," the head of the Security Service of Ukraine, Ivan Bakanov, said.
On June 27, Russia launched a missile strike at a shopping centre in Kremenchug. By the time of the strike, there were more than 1,000 visitors in the shopping centre.
President Volodymyr Zelensky showed a video of a direct missile hit against the mall.
Dozens of people were killed and injured in the mall, the final number is not yet known; as of the morning of June 30, 80% of the rubble had been removed.
