. >>> i'm lynda kincade, thanks for the international viewers for watching. for you, 2020 is next.n us from america, we'll be back with more breaking news from ukraine after a short break. ♪ ♪ >>> welcome back to our viewers here in the united states, i'm lynda kincade, and this is "cnn newsroom." more on breaking news out of ukraine, the northern eastern city of kharkiv is seeing renewed russian shelling. that's according to the region's governor who said they've been hit dozens of times in the past day. meantime, the mayor of odesa, by the black sea says there's been an explosion. residents are advised to go to bomb shelters but he says the situation is undercontrol. >>> ukraine president's president is holding to those responsible for those responsible for the blast at kramatorsk train station. thousands were waiting to escape to safety. here's how one ukrainian member of parliament described it. >> this is one of their next level of russian crimes. i can't even describe in words what we feel here. russia are hitting where it hurts the most. they're hitting train stations where

i'm lynda kincade. and i want to get you straight to some breaking news.s long list of alleged atrocities against ukrainian civilians hilt a barbaric new low on friday. a devastating missile strike in a crowded train station in kramatorsk, a city in eastern ukraine. i have to warn you, what we're about to see is graphic and disturbing. at least 50 people killed yesterday and many more wounded. as you can see, many of the victims are small children. the train station has become an evacuation hub for civilians escaping the donbas. women and children. ukrainian authorities say two russian missiles hit the site. ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy vowed to pursue the attack as a war crime. >> translator: we expect a firm global response to this war crime. like the massacre in bucha, like many other russian war