Despite Moscow’s repeated denials of its involvement in the massacre at a train station in the city of Kramatorsk. Eastern UkraineHowever, Western sanctions rolled in, while the European Union promised more.
But despite the severity of those sanctions, which seemed painful to the Kremlin, the latter stuck to his story, about what happened in the Kremlin.Donbass region.
Several official Russian media outlets have promoted a new story, different from what was presented by Kyiv, which accused Russian forces of bombing the station, where last Friday, thousands of civilians gathered to leave the west.
No. on a rocket!
It reported that a video report by the Italian “La7” channel broadcast from the train station in Kramatorsk showed a different serial number for the “Tochka-O” missile that hit the station, and Kyiv claimed that it was Russian.
While the number “91579” appeared on the missile, analysts and Russian websites confirmed that it is from the same series of missiles that struck different cities in Donbas, and that Russia has repeatedly confirmed that its army does not use this type of missile.
From the railway station in the city of Kramatorsk in eastern Ukraine (AFP)
According to the “LostArmour” website, such missiles were fired at Donbass cities such as Khartsyissk on 04.09.2014, missile number “Ш915622” and Chevsky on 02.02.2015, missile number “Ш91565” and Logvinova on February 13, 2015 missile number “Ш91566, Ш915527, Ш915328”. Berdyansk on March 19, 2022, missile number Ш915611, and Melitopol on 03.03.2022, missile number Ш915516.
missile attack
It is noteworthy that Kyiv had accused the Russian forces of carrying out a missile attack last Friday morning on this train station, which killed 52 people, including five children, and wounded 109 others, according to the latest official toll.
Russia denied any involvement in this bombing, explaining at the same time that it targeted only trains transporting weapons to the Ukrainian forces.
Meanwhile, the Western countries and the European Union imposed a new package of sanctions on the Russians, as a result of what they described as this “train massacre”, pledging more!
Since the launch of the Russian military operation in Ukraine, on February 24, thousands of sanctions have poured in on Moscow, which is still sticking to its demands, foremost of which is the withdrawal of weapons that might threaten its security from the western neighbor, as well as stopping Kyiv’s efforts to join NATO, in addition to stopping the expansion of last in Eastern Europe.