Twelve miners have been killed by a Russian drone strike in eastern Ukraine, the country's largest private energy firm has said. DTEK reported that the attack targeted a bus carrying workers in the eastern Dnipropetrovsk region. This incident is part of a series of attacks, including a drone strike on a maternity hospital, leaving many injured and raising alarms about safety amidst ongoing military conflicts, particularly while Russia had previously assured not to strike civilian areas during the harsh winter.
Tragic Loss: Twelve Miners Killed in Drone Strike in Ukraine
Tragic Loss: Twelve Miners Killed in Drone Strike in Ukraine
A Russian drone strike has tragically left twelve miners dead in Ukraine, as ongoing attacks continue amidst winter tensions.
In a shocking incident, a Russian drone strike has led to the deaths of twelve miners in eastern Ukraine. The attack, which targeted a bus transporting workers after their shift, has also resulted in numerous injuries. This comes amidst ongoing conflicts and a period where Russia had previously agreed not to target civilian infrastructure during severe winter conditions. The situation raises serious concerns about the impact of military actions on civilian lives as international negotiations for peace continue.
