First Moments After Russian "Shahed" Strike on Dnipro Railway Station. VIDEO
Ukrzaliznytsia said a drone hit the platform where a passenger train stood, leaving more than 25,000 customers without power.
- On Thursday, October 29, a Russian "Shahed" drone struck a railway platform in Dnipro where train No. 866 was standing, killing 14 people according to the latest reports.
- Ukrzaliznytsia confirmed that a jet-powered drone struck the platform where the train was standing on the morning of October 29, causing significant damage to the railway terminal.
- Regional Military Administration head Hanzha reported that the Russian attack left more than 25,000 customers in Dnipro and the surrounding area without electricity, with power crews set to begin restoration work soon.
- Rescue workers, medics, and law enforcement officers are working at the scene, as footage published by NET shows people lying on the platform immediately after the strike.
- Security conditions currently prevent restoration efforts in Dnipro, with power crews unable to begin work until the Regional Military Administration assesses that conditions allow resumption.
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