A Russian strike hits a shopping centre in the central Ukrainian city of Pavlohrad, killing at least four people and injuring around 60 others, Ukraine says. Local media report the attack occurs in the city centre and damages the mall.
The BBC and Al Jazeera both report the same location and casualty toll as described by Ukrainian authorities. The BBC adds that this is the third Russian strike on a mall in the area within days, citing local reporting. Al Jazeera focuses on the immediate impact of the strike—deaths and injuries—without detailing how many similar attacks have occurred recently. Both accounts present the incident as part of a broader pattern of shelling or missile attacks affecting civilian areas.
No source details the specific weapon type or whether emergency services can fully confirm all casualties at the time of reporting, and neither outlet provides an independent verification beyond citing Ukraine and local media.
