Russian strike on Ukrainian public buses leaves dozens dead as blackouts worsen in Kyiv
Summary
A Russian bomb hit a crowded bus stop in the city of Kramatorsk, eastern Ukraine, killing 30 people and causing public transport to stop. At the same time, Russian attacks worsened power outages in Kyiv and other areas, as Ukraine continues to face attacks on its energy and infrastructure. Ukrainian leaders are asking NATO for more defense help as the conflict continues.Key Facts
- A Russian-guided bomb exploded next to buses in Kramatorsk, killing 30 people.
- Russian attacks have caused power outages and hit key infrastructure in Kyiv and other parts of Ukraine.
- Earlier, a missile strike in Pryluky killed 22 people and injured at least 54.
- Ukraine’s President Zelenskyy visited Pryluky and called for more military support from NATO countries.
- A Ukrainian delegation will meet with President Trump’s representatives in the US to discuss air defense support.
- Russian drones hit Kyiv districts, causing deaths and injuries, including among children.
- Ukrainian forces struck a major Russian oil refinery and damaged a Russian data center with drone attacks.
- Residents are advised to prepare for emergencies due to ongoing power outages and attacks.
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