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Russian attack on bus kills at least 30 people near Ukraine frontline

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Russian attack on bus kills at least 30 people near Ukraine frontline

Zelenskyy says Kremlin deliberately targeted ‘ordinary public transport stop’ in Kramatorsk, with 18 wounded A Russian missile strike on a bus in the eastern city of Kramatorsk has killed at least 30 people, officials have said, in one of the worst attacks by Moscow on Ukrainian civilians this year.

The regional prosecutor’s office in the Donetsk region said on Thursday the vehicle had been hit at 10am by an aerial bomb.

“As of now, the death toll from this morning’s attack has risen to 30.

Eighteen people were wounded,” it said, adding that all local public transport had been suspended.

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