Ukrainian officials say at least 39 were killed and more than 100 were wounded in the attack which President Zelensky said deliberately targeted civilians.
A Russian missile with the Russian lettering “[In revenge] for the children” painted on its side was photographed on the ground in the aftermath of an attack on a railway station packed with women and children in Ukraine’s Kramatorsk on Friday. The eastern city of Kramatorsk, in the eastern Donbas region, was struck by two powerful rockets. Ukrainian officials say at least 39 were killed and more than 100 were wounded in the attack which President Volodymyr Zelensky said deliberately targeted civilians. A photograph showing the remains of what appears to be one of the rockets that struck the railway station bears an inscription that appears to push Russian propaganda that Russian children of the Donbas region are “suffering under Ukrainian shelling,” according to Berlin-based Eastern Europe expert Sergej Sumlenny. “One needs to add, although both ‘За детей’ and ‘Для детей’ can be translated as ‘For kids’, the latter means ‘to hit kids’, and the first is more ‘because (you have done smth [something] to) kids’.
