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    Three Dead in Russian Attack on Kramatorsk in Eastern Ukraine, Police Say

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    Posted on March 29, 2026

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    Last updated: March 29, 2026

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    Quick Summary

    A Russian glide-bomb strike hit Kramatorsk on March 29, 2026, killing three civilians—including a 13-year-old boy—and injuring 13 others. Additional attacks struck Oleksiievo‑Druzhkivka and Sloviansk, reinforcing the strategic pressure on Ukraine’s “fortress belt.”

    Table of Contents

    • Details of the Russian Strike and Its Aftermath
    • Casualties and Immediate Impact
    • Victims Identified
    • Subsequent Attacks
    • Other Affected Cities
    • Strategic Importance of Kramatorsk and Sloviansk
    • Verification and Reporting

    Three Dead, Thirteen Injured in Russian Attack on Kramatorsk, Ukraine

    Details of the Russian Strike and Its Aftermath

    Casualties and Immediate Impact

    March 29 (Reuters) - A Russian strike on the eastern Ukrainian city of Kramatorsk killed three people and injured 13 on Sunday, police said, one of several attacks in frontline areas.

    Victims Identified

    Ukraine's national police said a boy of 13 was among the dead. A statement said Russian forces used glide bombs in the strike on Kramatorsk, which has been a frequent target throughout the four-year-old war pitting Kyiv against Moscow.

    Subsequent Attacks

    Kramatorsk came under a new attack two hours after the initial strike.

    Other Affected Cities

    Other cities hit in Russian attacks included the nearby town of Oleksiievo-Druzhkivka and the city of Sloviansk, farther north.

    Strategic Importance of Kramatorsk and Sloviansk

    Kramatorsk and Sloviansk are heavily defended cities lying on what has been dubbed the "fortress belt" -- seen as key targets in Russia's slow westward advance to capture Donetsk Region.

    Verification and Reporting

    Reuters could not independently verify battlefield accounts.

    (Reporting by Ron Popeski; editing by Jonathan Oatis)

    Key Takeaways

    • •The use of glide bombs illustrates Moscow’s escalating reliance on long‑range, high‑impact munitions to target critical and fortified locations like Kramatorsk (apnews.com).
    • •Kramatorsk and Sloviansk remain pivotal in the so‑called “fortress belt,” a heavily defended line seen as vital to Ukraine’s resistance, and are under repeated assaults (aljazeera.com).
    • •Russia’s intensified bombardment—including glide bombs and aerial strikes—continues to inflict civilian casualties and reinforce its slow advance westward amid the four‑year conflict (apnews.com)

    References

    • Russian glide bomb attack in eastern Ukraine kills 24 people collecting their pensions
    • Russia eyes Ukraine’s ‘fortress belt’ after fall of Chasiv Yar | Russia-Ukraine war News | Al Jazeera

    Frequently Asked Questions about Three dead in Russian attack on Kramatorsk in eastern Ukraine, police say

    1How many people died in the Russian attack on Kramatorsk?

    According to police, three people died in the Russian strike on Kramatorsk.

    2Were there any children among the casualties?

    Yes, a 13-year-old boy was among those killed in the attack.

    3What type of weapons were reportedly used in the Kramatorsk strike?

    Reports state that Russian forces used glide bombs in the attack.

    4Which other cities were hit in Russian attacks on the same day?

    Oleksiievo-Druzhkivka and Sloviansk were also hit by Russian attacks.

    5What is the significance of Kramatorsk and Sloviansk in the conflict?

    Both cities lie on the 'fortress belt,' key targets in Russia's attempt to capture Donetsk Region.

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