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Disputing Russia’s claims about the attack on a mall in Kremenchuk, Ukraine

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Russian forces attacked a shopping centre in Kremenchuk, central Ukraine on June 27. At least 18 people were killed and about 40 more missing, according to the Ukrainian government. Russia's defence ministry claims it did not target the shopping centre, but rather a nearby ammunition stockpile. The ministry also maintains that the mall was no longer functional. But open-source intelligence can help us dispute these claims.

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Disputing Russia’s claims about the attack on a mall in Kremenchuk, Ukraine

Since Russian forces attacked a mall on June 27 in Kremenchuk, central Ukraine, false information has been circulating on social networks. Russia's defence ministry claims it did not target the shopping…

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SSU establishes details of Russia’s missile attack on Kremenchuk mall

The Security Service of Ukraine (SSU) has found out that the Russian missile strikes on Kremenchuk-based Amstor Shopping Mall were launched from the air space of Kursk Region. — Ukrinform.

2 years ago

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