Ukraine shows Russian missile strike on shopping center

 Washington Examiner:

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"Today, I want to end this address with one such piece of evidence — so that no one dares to deceive about the missile strike at the shopping mall in Kremenchuk. The Russian missile hit this very object, purposefully. Obviously, that was the order. It is obvious that Russian assassins received such coordinates for this missile. They wanted to kill as many people as possible in a peaceful city, in a regular shopping mall. Here is what happened in Kremenchuk," Zelensky said before the video recording was played.

The video was also shared on social media by Zelensky's adviser Mykhailo Podolyak, who said in a tweet, "Russian propaganda always lies: there is no coincidence, it is a deliberate deliberate blow to intimidate the population and mass victims."

ZELENSKY LABELS RUSSIAN STRIKE ON SHIPPING MALL 'TERRORIST ATTACK'

The Russian Defense Ministry rejected Ukraine's account of the missile strike on Tuesday, claiming that the shopping mall was not in use and that the missile struck a nearby depot of U.S. and European arms triggering an explosion which ignited a fire in the mall.

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The Russians have no good reason for firing missiles at anything in Ukraine.  They are pursuing a war of aggression against a neighboring country. 

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