Rockets Hit Train Station in Kramatorsk in Ukraine – 30 Dead
Civilians are not left at peace even for a second in Ukraine. Thousands of civilians were attacked by Russia with rockets. As of now, we know that at least 30 are dead and about 100 are wounded, said the Donetsk regional governor Pavlo Kyrylenko. Kyrylenko said the station was “a gathering point for evacuation to safer parts of Ukraine.”
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Kramatorsk is one of the largest cities in the Donetsk region. The approx. no. of residents are 150K. The reason why so many people were there is that the station is a big stop on the Kyiv-Donetsk train line. People from surrounding villages and from the city come to the station.
European Commission foreign policy chief Josep Borrell, in Kyiv for meetings with Ukrainian officials, condemns the alleged Russian strike on the railway station as an “indiscriminate attack”
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