Belarus, with Russia's backing, has requested an extraordinary UN Security Council meeting to discuss the June 17 drone attack on a bus carrying Belarusian citizens, mostly children, near Bryansk. Belarus seeks an immediate, objective investigation and highlights Ukrainian leadership's statements threatening strikes against Belarus.
Russia's Investigative Committee has identified and placed on the international wanted list the perpetrators of an attack on a bus carrying children in the Bryansk Region. One passenger was killed and eight injured in the drone strike.
Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko stated that Belarus expects an honest response from Ukraine regarding an attack on a bus carrying children in the Bryansk Region. Lukashenko emphasized the priority of uncovering the truth and awaits a sincere reply from Ukrainian officials.
BBC journalist Steve Rosenberg pledged to cover the Ukrainian forces' attack on a bus in Yenakiieve after Russian MFA representative Maria Zakharova accused him of cynicism for not visiting the site of a previous attack in Starobilsk while attending the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum (SPIEF).
Russian Senator Vladimir Dzhabarov questioned the need for negotiations with Ukraine following an attack on a bus in Yenakievo, DPR, stating it proves Ukraine has become a terrorist state.
Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov stated that President Vladimir Putin was briefed on a bus attack in Yenakiyevo, DPR, calling it a crime targeting civilians. Peskov also affirmed that threats from Ukrainian drones would not disrupt the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum (SPIEF), which is proceeding as planned.
Nine people, including a child, were injured in an attack on a bus in the Donetsk People's Republic (DPR). One person is in serious condition, while the others are in moderate condition. The attack was reportedly carried out by a Ukrainian drone.
The death toll from a Ukrainian drone strike on a passenger bus in Yenakiyevo, Donetsk People's Republic, has increased to eight, with at least 10 others injured. Russia has opened a criminal case for a terrorist act, and the Foreign Ministry has condemned the attack.
Russian Senator Vladimir Dzhabarov vowed retaliation after a Ukrainian strike on a bus in Yenakiieve killed seven civilians, calling the act "thoughtless" and "targeted terror."
Russia's Investigative Committee has opened a criminal case for "Terrorism" following a strike by the Armed Forces of Ukraine (VSU) on a bus carrying passengers in the Donetsk People's Republic (DNR).
