Zelensky condemns deadly Russian attack with fear of a passenger train

Ukraine's president, Voldymyr Zelensky, has condemned and named it <x0-terrorism” the Russian attack fearing a passenger train, where officials say at least four people were killed.

Zelensky said four other people were missing after the train of more than 200 people was hit Tuesday in the northeast Ukrainian region, Kharkiv, television reports BBC.

Earlier, officials at the southern Ukrainian port of Odessa said three people were killed by a Russian attack with fear during the night.

Russia has not commented. Russian forces have been frequenting attacks on energy infrastructure and transport missiles in Ukraine in recent months, while the country is facing one of the worst winters in several years.

Millions of people throughout Ukraine have been left without electricity, heat, and water supplies after the Russian attacks.

Writing on social networks late Tuesday, Zelensky said: “in any state, a fearful attack against a civilian train would be considered exactly the same way as terrorism. ”

He said that there is no <x0) military justification” for targeting civilians, adding that 18 people were in the vehicle that was hit. /Periscopi