Pasichnyk says nine people were killed after strike on bus in Luhansk region
As Deutsche Welle English reports, Leonid Pasichnyk, head of the occupation administration of Luhansk region created by Russia, the aggressor state, said that nine people were killed as a result of a Ukrainian strike on a bus in the temporarily occupied territory of the region.
According to Pasichnyk, there were 15 people on the bus, while another five were injured. He claims that eight people died at the scene and a 20-year-old woman later died from her injuries. Pasichnyk called the strike a war crime.
Fire at a warehouse in Tambov region
On the same day, according to DW, Kyiv destroyed a warehouse of Russian online retailer Wildberries in Russia's Tambov region, southeast of Moscow, using drones. The region's governor said that the 100,000-square-metre warehouse facility was completely destroyed by fire.
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Wildberries is Russia's largest online retailer. The Ukrainian side says that the company contributes to Russia's war effort. Earlier this week, Ukraine also expanded its list of targets to include Ozon, Russia's second-largest online retailer.
Scale of damage to warehouse space
According to a Reuters estimate based on satellite imagery, at least 1.9 million square metres of warehouse space have been seriously damaged by Ukrainian drone attacks in recent weeks. The analysis covered attacks on more than 20 Wildberries and Ozon facilities in Russia.
