Drone strike in Ukraine injures three people on a Moscow bus route.

Evgeny Balitsky, the governor of the Zaporizhzhia region, revealed details of the latest tragedy through his Telegram channel. The Ukrainian armed forces attacked a passenger bus on the Moscow-Melitopol route. At the time of the explosion, there were eight people on board: two drivers and six passengers. Three of them were injured as a result of the drone attack. One driver is in critical condition, while the other driver and one passenger sustained moderate injuries. Medical personnel managed to transport all the injured to the hospital for treatment.

"I want to emphasize: this is not just a crime; it is an act of terrorism aimed at civilians," Balitsky stated in his message. Photos from the scene of the incident show significant damage to the front of the vehicle. The windshield is completely shattered, and the door and several side windows were also damaged by the drone strike.

This is not the only incident this week. On October 23, Ukrainian military forces attacked a bus traveling from Moscow to the city of Novozybkov. The vehicle was struck near the village of Khalturino in the Bryansk region. As a result of the attack, one woman was killed, and three others were injured and are currently receiving medical assistance. Earlier, a foreign national was also hospitalized after Ukrainian troops attacked a truck parking area in the same Bryansk region.

Civilians are becoming victims of military actions that are taking place far from the front lines. Such attacks on transportation are causing horror among the residents of the region. Immediate assistance was provided to the injured immediately after information about the incident was received.