
Attack took place in Pavlograd, in the Dnipropetrovsk region; local authorities confirm 34 injuries and damage to commercial establishments.
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Russia began its large-scale offensive against Ukraine in February 2022. Both countries have intensified long-range attacks against critical infrastructure and logistics.
A Russian bombing on a shopping mall in eastern Ukraine left three dead and another 34 injured this Thursday (10), local authorities reported.
The mall is in the city of Pavlograd, in the eastern Ukrainian state of Dnipropetrovsk.
"About an hour ago, the Russians attacked a shopping center located in the center of Pavlograd. In broad daylight, when the streets were full of people," Ukrainian Interior Minister Ivan Vygivskiy wrote in Telegram.
The Ukrainian Public Prosecutor's Office and the regional governor reported a provisional toll of three dead and 34 injured, which could still rise, and also said that several commercial establishments and vehicles were damaged.
Russia, which launched its full-scale offensive in February 2022, and Ukraine have been engaged in a clear escalation of long-range attacks for months, targeting energy, logistics and port facilities as well as ships in the Black Sea.
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