Zelensky denounces the “crime” of the Russian attack on a bus, proof of his “escalation”

The president of Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelensky, condemned this Sunday the “crime” of the Russian attack on a bus in which 16 people died and another 15 were injured, an action that would demonstrate that Russia is responsible for the “escalation.”

“Today’s Russian attack on a bus in the Dnipro region is a crime, a revealing crime that shows once again that Russia bears responsibility for the escalation. The evil must be stopped,” Zelensky said in his usual daily afternoon speech.

Zelensky recalled that the attack was carried out “against an ordinary bus transporting miners.” “Sadly, many people have died,” he indicated.

He has also mentioned electricity outages in Nikopol and Marhanets caused by drone attacks against the electrical grid, as well as attacks against logistics facilities and railways in Dnipro, Konotop and Sumi.

In the capital, kyiv, more than 500 residential buildings are without heat, Zelensky revealed, highlighting that repair work is underway. However, he considers that “the measures being taken in the city are not enough” in a direct setback aimed at the capital’s mayor, Vitali Klitschko.

It is also referred to the Court of Electricity Courts of Electricity in Kirovohrad, vinnithsia, Yitomir, potata and is a cherning, Zaporiyia and Jershon. “Every attack is a military and diplomatic responsibility,” and warning.