KYIV: A large explosion has struck the eastern Ukrainian city of Kramatorsk, the site of a missile strike on a train station a week earlier that left more than 50 dead and dozens wounded.
Associated Press journalists in the city heard the sound of a rocket or missile and then the blast, followed by sirens wailing early Friday afternoon. It was not immediately clear what was hit or whether there were casualties.
Witnesses to the south of the capital Kjiv earlier reported explosions around 2 a.m., but the source was not clear.
Associated Press journalists in the city heard the sound of a rocket or missile and then the blast, followed by sirens wailing early Friday afternoon. It was not immediately clear what was hit or whether there were casualties.
Witnesses to the south of the capital Kjiv earlier reported explosions around 2 a.m., but the source was not clear.
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