“So far we have been informed of 16 deaths and 59 injuries, of which 25 have been admitted to hospitals,” Serhiy Kruk told Telegram, noting that the death toll was not final.
The death toll from a rocket attack on a shopping center in Kremenchuk, Ukraine, rose to 16 on Monday, with 59 people injured, the head of Ukraine’s first aid service said.
“So far we have been informed of 16 deaths and 59 injuries, of which 25 have been admitted to hospitals,” Serhiy Kruk told Telegram, noting that the death toll was not final.
In the Bavarian Alps, the leaders of the Group of Seven most industrialized countries in the world issued a joint statement condemning the blow to the mall, which they called a “war crime”.
“Attacks carried out indiscriminately against innocent civilians are war crimes. “Russian President Vladimir Putin and other officials will be held accountable,” said a statement issued by the G7 heads of state and government.
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