Russian attack on two buses kills 30 near Ukraine frontline
Summary
Russian forces attacked two passenger buses near the frontline in Kramatorsk, eastern Ukraine, killing 30 people and injuring 18. Local authorities confirmed the attack and suspended public transport in the area, while the region faces ongoing military strikes.Key Facts
- Thirty people died and 18 were wounded after Russia hit two buses in Kramatorsk.
- Kramatorsk is near the frontline in eastern Ukraine’s Donetsk region.
- Authorities stopped public transport following the attack.
- Photos showed bodies on the street and a burnt bus shell.
- The regional governor said the attack was by the Russian army and highlighted the serious human toll.
- Russian forces increased drone and bomb attacks in the Donetsk region’s defensive belt.
- Russia demands Ukraine give up control of remaining areas in Donetsk to stop fighting; Ukraine refuses.
- This attack happened one day after Russian air strikes targeted Ukraine’s power grid and caused many deaths.
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