Hundreds of rescue and emergency service workers continued to scour the rubble, searching for survivors at a wrecked mall in Kremenchuk. Russian long-range bombers fired a missile that struck the crowded mall in the central Ukrainian city on Monday. Volodymyr Hychkan, chief of the mobile rescue centre of the emergency services of Ukraine, said preliminary reports from the police suggested people were still trapped inside the shopping center. Soldiers worked together to lug sheets of twisted metal and broken concrete, as a solitary worker drilled into what remained of the mall's roof. Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said it was "one of the most brazen terrorist attacks in European history." Drone images show the extensive damage to a mall hit by a missile fired by Russian long-range bombers in Kremenchuk on Monday. Ukrainian officials said scores of civilians are feared killed or injured and rescue workers were still working to find survivors. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said it was "one of the most brazen terrorist attacks in European history." Hychkan said they need to dismantle the construction partially, so that it is possible to start using the necessary heavy machinery.