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Russia attacks buses in Kramatorsk, killing 33
First source report
At least 33 people died and 18 were injured when Russian forces attacked buses carrying civilians in Kramatorsk, according to Ukrainian emergency services. Authorities suspended public transportation in the city following the strike.
AI-assisted briefing based on the sources below.Sources behind this story
- Reporting@Gosc_NiedzielnyRosyjski atak na autobusy w Kramatorsku. Co najmniej 33 zabitych
Gość Niedzielny
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How the coverage unfolded
- Oct 8, 2:58 AM RomaSette Italiano Ucraina: raid russo su un autobus. 30 i morti
- Oct 8, 4:55 AM Gość Niedzielny Polski Rosyjski atak na autobusy w Kramatorsku. Co najmniej 33 zabitych
- Oct 8, 6:06 AM L'Osservatore Romano Italiano Pesante bilancio per i civili ucraini dopo i massicci attacchi russi
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