Dozens killed in Russian strike on buses in Ukraine's Kramatorsk as Kyiv targets data centre
Summary
At least 30 people were killed and 18 injured when Russian forces struck two passenger buses in Kramatorsk, eastern Ukraine. On the same day, a drone hit a data centre owned by the Russian tech company Yandex, causing a fire and service disruptions.Key Facts
- Russia attacked two buses in Kramatorsk, killing at least 30 people and wounding 18.
- Kramatorsk is a key city near the front line in Donetsk region, important for Ukraine’s military logistics.
- The buses were struck by what Ukraine called a glide bomb.
- Public transport in Kramatorsk was suspended after the attack.
- The day before, a Russian missile killed 22 people, including five children, in northern Ukraine’s Chernigiv region.
- A drone caused a fire at Yandex's data centre in Ryazan, southeast of Moscow, disrupting some services.
- Yandex is Russia’s largest technology company, known as "Russia’s Google."
- Emergency services responded to the fire, and no casualties were reported in the data centre strike.
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