Ukrainians have started preparing to bury the victims of what they are calling Bloody Sunday. As many as 60 bodies were reportedly left in the street after an attack on a shopping center in the Ukrainian city of Kremenchuk. The Russians carried out the attack using a missile strike. A Russian missile struck the shopping center during peak hours, causing it to catch fire and explode. Emergency services say that at least 20 people have died in the incident, and over 100 are injured. People inside the mall were unable to get out because the doors had locked automatically due to safety regulations. There was no warning given before the missile strike either. This is a significant increase from yesterday's death toll of ten, but officials believe that number will continue to rise as more bodies are recovered from the rubble. The Russian military has not commented on this attack yet. However, they did deny responsibility for another one earlier this week when a school bus was hit by a missile while driving through Kyiv. Ukraine's president, Volodymyr Zelenskyy, called it one of the most daring terrorist acts in history. He also said that he would be asking foreign partners for help with identifying the bodies so they could return home to their families quickly.?

Ukrainians have started preparing to bury the victims of what they are calling Bloody Sunday. As many as 60 bodies were reportedly left in the street after an attack on a shopping center in the Ukrainian city of Kremenchuk. The Russians carried out the attack using a missile strike. A Russian missile struck the shopping center during peak hours, causing it to catch fire and explode. Emergency services say that at least 20 people have died in the incident, and over 100 are injured. People inside the mall were unable to get out because the doors had locked automatically due to safety regulations. There was no warning given before the missile strike either. This is a significant increase from yesterday's death toll of ten, but officials believe that number will continue to rise as more bodies are recovered from the rubble. The Russian military has not commented on this attack yet. However, they did deny responsibility for another one earlier this week when a school bus was hit by a missile while driving through Kyiv. Ukraine's president, Volodymyr Zelenskyy, called it one of the most daring terrorist acts in history. He also said that he would be asking foreign partners for help with identifying the bodies so they could return home to their families quickly.?