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G7 condemns 'abominable' attack on Ukraine shopping mall

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G7 leaders condemn Russian missile strike on crowded mall in central Ukraine. At least 13 people killed, including four children, in the attack on Kremenchuk. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky calls it "one of the most brazen terrorist acts in European history" NATO says it will boost high readiness force from 40,000 to 300,000 troops.

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SCHLOSS ELMAU, Germany - The leaders of the Group of Seven leading industrial democracies, gathered for their annual summit in southern Germany, condemned Russia's "abominable" missile attack on a shopping mall in the Ukraine town of Kremenchuk. "We stand united with Ukraine in mourning the innocent victims of this brutal attack," they wrote in a joint statement tweeted by the German

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