In Kremenchug, a Ukrainian mall was attacked by a Russian missile and caught fire. Lie.
Why did Russia waste a $90 million missile just to blow up a stupid shopping mall full of 1,000 customers? Apparently Russia did it just to be evil! Keep in mind that none of those “customers” was a woman or a child, and all of them were healthy, beefy military aged men or soldiers in uniform. I’m kind of thinking that wasn’t a shopping mall full of 1,000 shoppers. Furthermore, an important Ukrainian journalist obliquely stated that the shopping mall was full of soldiers.
We get to put our soldiers anywhere we want to, in shopping malls, schools, hospitals, anywhere, and it doesn’t mean you get to attack them!
Do you believe your propaganda, or do you knowingly push lies? Notice the vehicles and structures behind the mall, all in perfect condition. Since you can't tell, the mall is the building with a crater in the middle. pic.twitter.com/LZPH43hb1t
— Nate (@ColumbusFlyer) June 28, 2022
Above, a fake photo posted by NATO dogs of “the attack on the mall.” Problem? That’s not a photo of the mall, and the photo is not even from the same area as the mall.
"Fire probably spread to the mall because of…"
Yeah, no. The immediate surroundings of the mall are intact.pic.twitter.com/YpTzV9XT98
— Tiago Duarte (@HelloTiago) June 28, 2022
Above, a NATO dog from Portugal, a country of NATO dogs, spreading lies about the attack.
You are thr pathetic one.
Zelensky claimed both missiles hit the mall and yet we have a clear crater in a factory, geolocation of both craters in a factory and not a single crater in the mall.
Keep on coping— d1rew0lf (@d1rew0lf2) June 28, 2022
Notice there is no crater in any photo of the mall? That’s because the mall wasn’t hit. And if that mall was hit, it wouldn’t just be on fire, it would be flattened. And there would be a huge crater inside of it.
there is a crater in the mall. Your first picture is a fake pic.twitter.com/OrKWiUDcjV
— jn (@jn44014998) June 28, 2022
A NATO dog above posts a picture of a “crater” in the mall. Problem is that that’s no crater from a missile strike.
here is the crater from the other hit on the factory, see the difference ? pic.twitter.com/OQIhv4MpbQ
— Freshl (@Freshl_) June 28, 2022
This is what a crater from a missile strike looks like. From the factory arms depot.
The mall had been closed since March, so obviously no legitimate shoppers were inside. And the parking lot was empty. Tell me how a shopping center with 1,000 people inside has no cars in the parking lot? We are still trying to figure out exactly what happened here. Everyone standing around afterwards is either a soldier or a fit, able-bodied young man. Not a woman in sight. I guess women don’t go shopping in Ukraine. How is that even possible?
Remains that Astor shopping mall online site says Permanently Closed. Plus no car windows blown out. Plus no women and children shoppers. And missile strikes were on machinery factory behind the https://t.co/33gHk8HZIC we have problems.
— Mary Leveson (@LevesonMary) June 28, 2022
Mall permanently closed. No car windows blown out. Mall windows intact. No women and children shoppers. Mall full of intact wine bottles! Missile strikes scientifically located to the ammo depots behind the mall.
We now know what happened. Russia hit a factory behind the mall where military vehicles were repaired. There were also three huge ammunition dumps there.
Still not 100% sure that's what happened but it's definitely not impossible. pic.twitter.com/x8FhxF1lYx
— Russians With Attitude (@RWApodcast) June 28, 2022
Above, factory and mall.
The factory was only 300 feet away from the mall. The main reason the factory was hit was because Ukrainian vehicles and ammunition was being stored there. It was the detonation of this ammunition that caused the fire in the mall.
— Russians With Attitude (@RWApodcast) June 28, 2022
Above, there were three missiles.

The missiles hit the factory, not the mall.
TL;DR
Three missile strikes, none aimed at the shopping center, missile strike C caused the mall to catch fire, either through its own warhead or because the target was explosive. All information gained through video footage published by Ukrainian sources. pic.twitter.com/8MVq2MJx8U
— Russians With Attitude (@RWApodcast) June 28, 2022
Three missile hits, geolocated.
At around 0:43 in the video you can see a cloud of smoke, it was already there before the impact. Two missile strikes against the factory were reported, so I suspect the first one was closer to the mall, maybe in the central or southern part of the factory. Not sure how far away. pic.twitter.com/3uPe8i4IlD
— Russians With Attitude (@RWApodcast) June 28, 2022
In fact, some of the worst NATO whores of them all, including the despicable Wall Street Journal, have come out and admitted that Russian missiles hit the factory, not the mall.
Another video of one of the missiles hitting the factory. pic.twitter.com/APERSeotu0
— Russians With Attitude (@RWApodcast) June 28, 2022
A video of the missile hitting either the mall or the railway behind the mall. The railway was right next to the mall. This may have been the hit that caused the fire at the mall.
In his nightly address, president Zelensky includes a video of Russian strike on Kremenchuk shopping mall, adding that “Russia will bear responsibility for this act of state terrorism on the battlefield in Ukraine, face tightening sanctions and definitely tribunal” pic.twitter.com/MR1Vl2Ycl0
— Myroslava Petsa (@myroslavapetsa) June 28, 2022
Above, a Ukrainian dog posted a video of a “missile attack on a mall.” It is actually an attack on the railroad, which admittedly is right behind the mall.
I love seeing those missiles blow up Ukrainian stuff! That makes me so happy! I love to see Ukrainian stuff blow up and burn!
The explosion caused a fire to occur at the mall. However, there is no way that mall got hit by a missile. The windows were still intact and a look inside showed items still on shelves. All windows would have been blown out and all of those items destroyed if a missile hit the mall.
What do we make of this? https://t.co/5zUOdN201Y pic.twitter.com/8rz0oVksgJ
— Russians With Attitude (@RWApodcast) June 28, 2022
As you can see above, the missile hit the factory next to the mall, not the mall itself, which was empty anyway.

So it looks like an accident that this mall caught fire.
It also looks quite unlikely that 13 innocent civilians died and 20 more were wounded. Some Ukrainian commenters are acting like Ukrainian troops were being housed in the mall. We still don’t know if that is true or not. But Russia did not deliberately strike some mall full of civilians. I would assume that most if not all of the dead and wounded were soldiers from the arms depots in the factories behind the mall.
While we are at it, can we have the names of these people who were killed, whether they were soldiers or not, and if they were workers, where they worked? We also want to know exactly what they were doing at the time of the missile hit.
