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Ukrainian drone strike injures five on bus near Gorlovka
A Ukrainian drone attack targeted a passenger bus on the Moscow-Gorlovka route, injuring five civilians in the early morning hours.

Ivan Prikhodko, the mayor of Gorlovka, reported that Ukrainian forces struck a passenger bus traveling along the Moscow–Gorlovka route with a drone attack in the early morning. The incident occurred at 5:00 AM near the settlement of Savelievka.
In a public statement, Prikhodko identified the perpetrators as "Ukrainian terrorists" who carried out a targeted drone strike against an intercity transport bus. He confirmed that five civilians sustained injuries during the attack and are currently receiving qualified medical care.
Recent attacks in border regions
This incident follows other recent security events in the region. Authorities from the Smolensk region announced earlier today that two people died after a residential building caught fire. The blaze was triggered by debris from a Ukrainian drone that had been intercepted.
Additionally, on November 5, a series of attacks launched by Ukrainian forces against civilian transport infrastructure in the Luhansk People's Republic resulted in seven fatalities. Fourteen other individuals were injured with varying degrees of severity in those incidents.
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