Six weeks after Russia first invaded Ukraine, a missile struck a train station in the Ukrainian city of Kramatorsk yesterday, killing 52 people. Russia denies being behind the attack, but Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said the bombing had been reported in Russia before the missiles had even landed. Zelensky said the attack showed “evil with no limits”.
Zelensky called for a strong international reaction to the attack, which he said injured 300 people, in addition to killing 52. AFP journalists reported seeing 30 people under plastic sheets next to the train station. They also claimed that body parts, broken glass, and abandoned baggage were scattered across the station and platform.
Despite the death and destruction, Zelensky expressed hope that Ukraine would defeat the invasion, saying…
“I am sure that the victory of Ukraine is just a matter of time and I will do…
