Two people were killed and 20 wounded in a Russian missile attack on the city of Kremenchuk in central Ukraine.
The building is reportedly a shopping center and videos show a heavy fire breaking out as people gather outside.
Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelenksi said there were more than 1,000 civilians inside during the rocket attack.
He wrote in the telegram: “Molly is on fire, rescuers are fighting the fire. The number of victims is incredible.
“Russian troops are not at risk. They have no strategic value. Only those trying to lead a normal life irritate the occupiers.”
He went on to say that Russia’s hopes in Russia were “futile”.
“Russia remains powerless to the general public,” he said. “It doesn’t make sense for him to expect dignity and humanity.”
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Kirilo Tymoshenko, deputy cabinet secretary in the presidential administration, said nine of the injured were in crisis.
Poltava district governor Dimitri Lunin did not reveal details of the attack or the victims, but “unfortunately there are victims. Details will come later.”
The city of Kremenchuk is a large oil refinery that has been attacked several times during the Russian invasion.
However, the region is far from the front lines of the conflict in the eastern part of the country.
Russia has not yet commented on the attack. Previously, he denied attacking civilians.
Boris Johnson sparred with South African President Cyril Ramaphosa at today’s G7 summit over “ongoing atrocities” committed by Putin’s military.
A Downing Street spokesman said: “The leaders agreed that Putin should open the door to the Ukrainian grain and reaffirmed their support for UN efforts.
“The prime minister emphasized that Putin should not be able to go to Ukraine to avoid the progressive normalization of his sovereignty and the explicit neglect of human rights.”
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Source: Metro
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