Ukraine's Prosecutor General Classifies Kyiv Shooting as Terrorist Attack

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Gate News message, April 18 — Ukraine’s Prosecutor General Irina Kravchenko stated that the Kyiv shooting incident has been classified as a terrorist attack, with criminal proceedings initiated under Ukrainian law.

The investigation is proceeding under the relevant provisions of Ukraine’s criminal code.

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