Britain is sendingUkrainemore Starstreak anti-aircraft missiles and 800 anti-tank missiles after an "unconscionable" attack on a train station, Prime Minister Boris Johnson said Friday.
The "high-grade military equipment" is worth £100 million ($130 million, €120 million), Johnson said, with the UK anti-tank missiles seen as particularly potent against Russian forces.
Ukraine's Prosecutor General Iryna Venediktova on Friday said a deadly missile strike on a rail station packed with evacuees in the eastern city of Kramatorsk was a "crime against humanity."
At least 50 people were killed and dozens wounded in the attack that Ukrainian authorities say was carried out by Russian forces.
Ukraine's southern city of Odessa on Friday imposed a weekend curfew over a "missile strike threat" from Russia, after the shelling of a train station that killed dozens in the eastern city of Kramatorsk.
"A curfew will be introduced in Odessa and Odessa region from 9 pm on April 9 to 6 am April 11," Odessa's regional military administration said on Facebook. The decision was taken "given events in Kramatorsk" and "threat of a missile strike on Odessa", it said.
Russia andUkraineare willing to move forward with talks even though images of bodies found in the Ukrainian town of Bucha have stalled the process, a Turkish official said on Friday.
"Both Russia andUkraineare willing to hold the talks in Turkey but they are far away from agreeing on a common text," the official said.