A drone attack on a bus in Russian-occupied Crimea has left seven people dead, sparking concerns over regional stability in the region. According to an official, the bus was travelling between Moscow and Simferopol, an official says.
The attack, which occurred on a busy road, has been condemned by the international community. Russia has been accused of committing war crimes in Ukraine, and this latest incident is likely to fuel further tensions between the two nations.
The Foreign Office has advised British nationals to exercise caution when travelling in the region, citing the risk of drone attacks and other security threats. In a statement, the Foreign Office said: 'We urge all British nationals in Ukraine to remain vigilant and to follow the advice of local authorities.'
The attack is also likely to have implications for trade between the UK and Russia, as the UK government continues to impose sanctions on Russian individuals and organisations. The UK has also banned all Russian airlines from flying to the UK, in response to Russia's actions in Ukraine.
The Ukrainian government has accused Russia of being responsible for the attack, and has called for international condemnation. The incident is a reminder of the ongoing conflict in Ukraine, and the risk of further violence in the region.
The UK government has not yet commented on the incident, but is likely to issue a statement in the coming days. The UK's response to the incident will be closely watched by international observers, who are eager to see how the UK will react to this latest development in the Ukraine conflict.