Russian strike on two passenger buses in Ukraine’s Kramatorsk kills 33
A Russian strike on Kramatorsk killed 33 people, Ukraine’s State Emergency Service reported.
On February 10, a Russian strike in Kramatorsk, Ukraine killed 33 people and injured 18 others, according to the State Emergency Service. The attack targeted two passenger buses, marking a grim moment in the ongoing conflict. Kramatorsk, located approximately 15 kilometers from the front line, has been under frequent drone attacks and artillery shelling.
It remains one of the largest Ukrainian cities in the Donbas region still under Ukrainian control. Russian authorities have indicated that capturing or surrendering is a prerequisite for ending the war. This incident was reported by Meduza, a news outlet committed to transparency regarding the use of artificial intelligence in their reporting process.
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