'Ukrainian civilians are fleeing to escape the worst. Their weapons? Strollers, stuffed animals, luggage.'
"Ukrainian civilians are fleeing to escape the worst. Their weapons? Strollers, stuffed animals, luggage."Investigators late Fridaythe message"For the Children" written in Russian on part of a missile at the scene of the strike, apparently in reference to Russian claims, frequently heard in propaganda from the Kremlin, that Ukraine has killed children in the eastern Donbas region.
The attack on the train station, like the apparent killing of hundreds of civilians by Russian forces in the Kyiv suburb of"Ukrainian civilians are fleeing to escape the worst," said French President Emmanuel Macron."Their weapons? Strollers, stuffed animals, luggage." Russian forces denied responsibility for the attack, claiming the weapons found at the scene are used by the Ukrainian military.that Russian authorities"claimed a successful strike and then only retracted it when there were reports of civilian casualties."
"Attempts to hide Russia's responsibility for this and other crimes using disinformation and media manipulations are unacceptable," said the European Union in a statement.that 132 bodies had been discovered in Makariv, 40 miles west of Kyiv, following the withdrawal of Russian forces. Many of the bodies were buried in mass graves, as they were in Bucha.
The southern city of Odesa imposed a weekend curfew in light of the train station bombing, and more shelling was reported in the region as well as in Kharkiv Saturday.
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