Russian attack on Kharkiv: Epicenter staff died by rescuing visitors

At the time of the impact, there were 60 employees in the hypermarket. The search operation is ongoing because some people who have been indoors do not communicate. In Kharkiv, Russian troops hit the epicenter hypermarket in Kharkiv on Saturday on May 25. The director of the hypermarket Oleksandr Lutsenko told new details of the cynical rocket attack, quoted by NV. It is now known about two dead employees, 11 more are not in touch.

The terrible planned terrorist strike of Russian troops at the Epicenter shopping center in Kharkiv began a large -scale fire. There are killed and injured among the staff and visitors of the store. As reported in the administration of the shopping center, after the announcement of air anxiety, the staff did their best to evacuate visitors and employees as soon as possible. The attack of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation began a large -scale fire.

The director of the hypermarket Oleksandr Lutsenko reported that it is now known about two dead shopping center employees. Another 11 employees are not in touch. "Employees brought out visitors. Some died due to those who brought out the visitors. Some do not go to the connection, they are looking for them," Lutsenko said. One of the employees of the "Epicenter" roared about the surviving.

"After the first arrival, we were with a partner in the center of the store lay on the floor, after the second - began to collapse the roof. Then we were just crawling just in the light. Warehouse, "he said. This is not the first attack of the Russians on the hypermarket of this network. Earlier, the enemy completely destroyed the six shopping centers of the company in Mariupol, Chernihiv, Bucha, Kharkiv, Kherson and Nikopol.

Another part of the objects of the network stopped working through active fighting, constant shelling and seizure of Ukrainian territories by the occupying troops. The epicenter shopping center in Kharkiv was opened in 2014. As of May 26, SES rescuers reached the middle of the shopping center. They disassemble the rubble and continue to search for the dead. Oleg Synigubov, the head of the Kharkiv Ova, reported 16 dead. Currently, there are 21 victims in hospitals.