WorldPingUkraine accused Russia of targeting the crowded bus in the frontline city to kill as many civilians as possible.
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Eighteen people were wounded in strike on the city in eastern Donetsk region, local authorities say.
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WorldPingGovernor says Kremlin ‘deliberately targeting civilians’ after strike in Kramatorsk, which also wounded 18 and set second bus on fire Europe live – latest updates A Russian missile strike on a bus in the eastern city of Kramatorsk has killed at least…
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Crude oil prices spike again as The Atlantic reports Trump is considering new attacks on Iran before the U.S. midterms and fighting in Yemen intensifies.
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As Russia targets Ukraine's data centers more and more, experts say the country's internet system is too robust to shut down entirely. However, services could become more expensive.
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WorldPingThe Houthis have claimed responsibility for the attacks, which mark an escalation in the conflict.
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