Ukrainian drone attack on train leaves one dead in Crimea, says Russia

A drone attack on a train left one person dead in Crimea, a region of Ukraine occupied by Russia, this Thursday (4). The attack also left three people injured, according to the Russian-appointed governor of the peninsula, Sergei Aksyonov.
There is still no information whether civilians are among the victims. On Wednesday (3), a tourist bus was hit by a drone in Donetsk, a region in eastern Ukraine controlled by Russia, and killed eight people and injured 11 others.
According to the Kremlin-appointed head of the region, Denis Pushilin, 53 people were registered to travel on the bus, which was traveling between Moscow and Simferopol, in Crimea - also occupied by Russian troops -, and had stopped to pick up passengers in the settlement of Yenakiievo.
Kiev's forces, he said in a statement, "committed yet another inhumane and unprecedented act of aggression."
See moment drone hits bus in Donetsk
Tourist bus attacked by drone in Donetsk
REUTERS/Alexander Ermochenko

Source: G1