At least 30 killed in airstrike on Kramatorsk train station, Ukrainian officials say
KRAMATORSK, Ukraine — At least 30 people were killed and over 100 injured Friday at the Kramatorsk train station in eastern Ukraine, according to Ukrainian officials, in what they said was a Russian missile attack while thousands of evacuees were waiting to escape an expected Russian onslaught in the region. Washington Post reporters who arrived at the station 15 minutes after the attack counted at least 20 dead amid the destruction.
The Russian Defense Ministry denied any involvement in the strike, calling the accusations a “provocation” and insinuating that Kyiv was responsible. A British intelligence assessment Friday said Russian forces have now fully withdrawn from northern Ukraine into Russia and Belarus. Ukrainian officials say
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