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Russian strike on buses kills at least 30, say officials, as deadly attacks on Ukraine surge

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Briefings

Russian forces allegedly struck two crowded buses in Kramatorsk, Ukraine, resulting in at least 30 civilian deaths. Ukrainian officials claim this was a deliberate tactic to maximize civilian casualties, marking a surge in deadly attacks on the front line.

Key points

• Russian forces allegedly struck two crowded buses in Kramatorsk, Ukraine, resulting in at least 30 civilian deaths.
• Ukrainian officials claim this was a deliberate tactic to maximize civilian casualties.

Context

This incident occurred in the front line city of Kramatorsk during a period of escalating deadly attacks on Ukraine by Russia. The specific details regarding the number of buses and the exact nature of the attack remain under investigation.

Limitations

Evidence is limited to a single statement from Ukrainian officials regarding the number of buses and the intent behind the attack. The specific number of casualties (at least 30) is an estimate, and the precise location of the strikes is confirmed as Kramatorsk.

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