Russian glide bomb attack on two buses in Kramatorsk killed at least 33 people, officials say. The attack occurred on Oct. 8, 2026, and caused significant damage to the vehicles and surrounding area. The incident has raised concerns about the increasing number of civilian casualties in the region.
The attack targeted a bus stop in Kramatorsk, where two buses were operating with passengers. The strike resulted in 18 injuries and further destruction in the area. Officials have condemned the attack, stating that Russia is targeting civilians and aiming to maximize casualties with each strike.
Ukraine's emergency services and local officials have called for immediate action and warned of the need for a global response to the escalating violence. The attack follows a surge in Russian attacks across Ukraine, with increased civilian casualties reported in recent days. The situation highlights the ongoing conflict and the risks faced by civilians in the region.
The attack has led to increased security measures in Kramatorsk and surrounding areas, with public transport halted to protect civilians. The incident underscores the continued threat posed by Russian forces and the challenges faced by Ukrainian authorities in ensuring the safety of civilians in the region.