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Russian strike kills dozens on civilian buses in eastern Ukraine
At least 33 people have been killed in a Russian military strike that struck two civilian buses in a city within Ukraine's Donetsk region. The attack marks another deadly incident targeting civilian infrastructure in the conflict-affected eastern territories.
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The strike occurred in a Donetsk city where the two buses were struck by Russian forces, resulting in significant casualties among the civilian population. Emergency services responded to the incident, working to assist the injured and account for those killed in the attack.
The incident adds to a mounting toll of civilian deaths in eastern Ukraine as Russian military operations continue across the region. Donetsk has experienced repeated attacks on civilian infrastructure and residential areas throughout the ongoing conflict.
Ukrainian authorities have documented numerous strikes on civilian targets in recent months, with buses and other public transportation vehicles serving civilians frequently coming under fire. The targeting of civilian buses underscores the hazards faced by ordinary people attempting to maintain daily life in active conflict zones.
The precise circumstances surrounding the strike, including the exact location and timing, remained under investigation. International observers have expressed concern over the escalating toll on civilian populations in eastern Ukrainian territories.