“In every country, a drone attack on a train carrying civilians would be treated in the same way – only as an act of terrorism,” Volodymyr Zelensky began in an entry published on the X website. He pointed out that nowhere in the world would there be any doubts about the legal classification of such an act.
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Russia attacked a train in Ukraine. 'She must be held accountable'
Zelensky added that over 200 people were traveling on the train, and there were 18 people in the carriage that was hit by the drone. At least four of them died and two were injured. Four more are wanted. Three drones were used in the attack.
“Russia must be held accountable for its actions. This means responsibility not only for attacks on our citizens, on our lives, but also for the very possibility of carrying out such attacks,” Zelensky emphasized.
Later in the post, Zelensky noted that Russians are “investing in the development of terror.” He called for intensified efforts to protect life, put pressure on Russia and punish it for its actions. “Thank you to everyone who does not remain silent when they see what Russian terrorists are doing,” he added.
