Ukraine denies Russian claim of drone hitting children's bus as provocation

Russia has accused Ukraine of striking a bus carrying children with a drone, a claim that Kyiv has vehemently denied, labeling it a provocation. The details of the alleged incident are not provided in the available text.

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