Russian guided missile kills 30 on packed Ukrainian city buses
Summary
A Russian guided missile hit a street near two crowded city buses in Kramatorsk, eastern Ukraine, killing at least 30 people and injuring 18 more. This attack took place amid ongoing heavy fighting, with Ukraine responding by striking Russian infrastructure including a major oil refinery and a technology center.Key Facts
- At least 30 people died and 18 were wounded when a Russian missile hit near city buses in Kramatorsk.
- Rescue efforts were delayed due to ongoing Russian drone attacks in the area.
- Three more people were killed in nearby villages by Russian shelling.
- Russian forces attacked a city building in Pryluky the day before, killing at least 22 people.
- Ukraine’s president said Russia targets civilian places to force people to leave their homes.
- Russia denies targeting civilians but warned foreign diplomats to leave Kyiv due to ongoing strikes.
- Ukraine struck Russia’s largest oil refinery in Siberia, which supplies fuel to Russian forces.
- Ukrainian forces also hit a tech center owned by Yandex, disrupting some cloud services.
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