Russian strike on buses in Kramatorsk kills dozens
At least 30 people died when Russia struck two passenger buses in the Ukrainian city of Kramatorsk on Thursday.

Casualty numbers and injuries
Local prosecutors stated that thirty individuals lost their lives while eighteen others suffered wounds during the morning attack. Authorities confirmed the death toll rose to this number after initial reports emerged from the Donetsk region.
Damage to public transport
Police images displayed a charred bus shell and bodies scattered across the street where the vehicles were operating. Regional officials announced that local public transport services have been suspended following this incident.
Context of the assault
The city serves as a logistics hub within the fortress belt that Ukrainian troops are defending against Russian advances. This strike occurred one day after another large air raid targeted Ukraine's power grid infrastructure.
All 4 outlets report consistently
No differences in figures, names or dates across these reports.
- France 24
- The Guardian
- BBC News
- ABC News Australia
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France 24
Dozens killed in Russian strike on buses in Ukraine's Kramatorsk as Kyiv targets data centre
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The Guardian
Russian attack on two buses kills 30 near Ukraine frontline
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BBC News
Russian strike on buses kills 33, say officials, as deadly attacks on Ukraine surge
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ABC News Australia
Breaking: Russian strike on Ukrainian bus stop kills 33
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