Bbc Russia's Ongoing Attacks in Ukraine Result in Civilian Casualties
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- •30 civilians killed in Kramatorsk due to Russian airstrike on buses.
- •Ongoing Russian missile attacks have resulted in multiple civilian casualties.
- •Ukrainian drone strikes targeting Russian infrastructure highlight the conflict's escalation.
Recent Russian military actions in Ukraine have led to significant civilian casualties. On October 8, 2026, a Russian strike on passenger buses in Kramatorsk resulted in 30 deaths and 18 injuries, according to local authorities. This attack utilized a glide bomb and targeted a civilian area with no military presence. The day prior, a missile strike in Chernigiv killed 22 individuals, including five children. Additionally, Ukrainian drone attacks on Russian tech company Yandex's data center near Moscow have raised concerns about the ongoing conflict's impact on infrastructure. The situation remains as both sides continue to engage in hostilities, with reports of constant air raids on Kyiv and other regions.
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