"I went to the kitchen, and as soon as I go back - I heard a roar, all the glasses flew out. I don't know how I managed to cover my face with my hand," says one Kremenchuk resident. Another resident says: "It's terrible beyond words. How many people were there. Rush hour, people were returning from work." Dozens were injured and many are still missing after the strike set off a blaze inside a shopping centre in Kremenchuk on Monday. The Russian army claimed Tuesday it had hit a nearby weapons depot with the explosion sparking the blaze at the shopping centre, which according to Moscow was "not operational" at the time. IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES