Dozens of people have been reported injured after two missiles struck the train station in the Ukrainian city of Kramatorsk.
The development was disclosed on Friday, on the official Telegram channel of Oleksandr Kamyshin who is the head of Ukraine’s national rail system.
After the attack, Pavlo Kyrylenko, the head of Donetsk regional military administration, confirmed that “dozens” of casualties were the first responders.
In the words of Kyrylenko on Telegram, “Russian fascists hit the Kramatorsk railway station with an Iskander missile strike,”
“Police and rescuers are reporting dozens of dead and injured.”
While evacuation of residents from the Donetsk region to safer areas of Ukraine continues, Kyrylenko said people in thousands were at the station during the missile strike.
