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UKRAINE: Shopping mall Russia bombed in Kyiv warehoused missiles

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A Russian defence ministry spokesman has said a shopping mall in the capital Kyiv that was destroyed overnight killing at least eight people was being used to store rocket systems.

Russia used “precision-guided weaponry” to destroy a store of “multiple-launch rocket systems” and ammunition in a shopping centre in Kyiv, Igor Konashenkov told local media.

The attack took place late Sunday night, killing at least eight people , and setting a car lot ablaze

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