Fifty people were killed, including five children, as a result of Russian troops shelling a train station in Kramatorsk, said Pavel Kirilenko, head of the Donetsk regional military administration.
"Fifty dead, including five children. This is the number of casualties at this hour as a result of the Russian occupation troops "Tochka-U" strike on the railway station of Kramatorsk. So far, 98 people have been taken to hospitals. We expect that other victims will seek medical help within a day or two, so the number of victims will be constantly changing," he wrote in his Telegram channel.
Kirilenko said that of the 98 wounded who were taken to medical facilities, 16 were children, 46 women and 36 men.
"Twelve of them died in hospital. Thirty-eight died right at the station. The Russian occupiers must be punished for all the crimes they commit on our land," the head of the RSA wrote.
