Russian strike kills 33 on Ukrainian buses amid surge in attacks

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Ukrainian officials report a Russian strike hit buses in a frontline city, killing at least 33 people. Ukraine accuses Russia of intentionally targeting the crowded civilian transport. This incident is part of a significant surge in deadly attacks across Ukraine. The strike occurred during a period of intensified fighting in the region.

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