Ukraine: Shopping centre hit by missile

We speak to our colleague from BBC Ukrainian who four months ago was live on air when she saw the first images of her childhood home damaged by Russian shelling. She has been back in the capital Kyiv and talks about the impact of the war on her family and dozens of others living in the large residential bloc. We also get details about the missile attack in the city of Kremenchuk.

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Photo: Rescuers work at a site of a shopping mall hit by a Russian missile strike, as Russia's attack on Ukraine continues, in Kremenchuk, in Poltava region, Ukraine June 27, 2022. Governor of Poltava region Dmitry Lunin/Handout via REUTERS)