Deadly Drone Strike Shakes Eastern Ukraine
Authorities said the strike set vehicles and shops ablaze and injured two emergency workers as rescue crews responded.
- On Sept 10, Russian forces struck a shopping center in Pavlohrad, Dnipropetrovsk Oblast. Authorities reported Four people were killed and more than 60 were injured in the midday attack.
- Pavlohrad, roughly 75 kilometers from the front line, served as a safe haven for those fleeing the war further east, but the situation has changed dramatically in recent months.
- Following the Russian strike, cars and retail pavilions caught fire. The National Police and The State Emergency Service reported that Two emergency workers were among those injured responding to the aftermath.
- Elsewhere on Sept 10, Russian forces launched a second attack on a shopping center in Sumy. Medics reported 11 people were injured, including three children, while providing assistance.
- Russian forces have increasingly utilized KABs, which carry warheads up to 1,500 kilograms capable of leveling entire apartment blocks. While these glide bombs have a shorter range than missiles, they are cheaper to produce.
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This assessment, transmitted by the regional governor, Oleksandre Ganja, is provisional at this stage, while shops and vehicles have been damaged.
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A RUSSIAN attack on a shopping mall in Pavlohrad has killed four people and injured more than 60, including three children. The attack took place in broad daylight, and rescue workers were among the injured.
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At least three people were killed and 34 injured in a Russian strike at a shopping centre in Pavlograd, in eastern central Ukraine.
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