Russian drone attack on train station kills 13 in Ukraine’s Dnipro
Officials said the jet-powered drone hit a busy platform despite a warning, underscoring Russia’s campaign against Ukraine’s rail network.
- A Russian UAV strike hit a railway station platform in Dnipro on Thursday, targeting a key transport infrastructure facility in the central Ukrainian city.
- State-Owned Ukrainian Railways reported that train No. 866, traveling from Dnipro to Zaporizhzhia, was located at the platform when the jet-powered Russian UAV struck.
- Rescuers, medics, and law enforcement officers are working at the scene, providing assistance to the wounded and securing the area.
- Oleksandr Hanzha, head of the Dnipropetrovsk Regional Military Administration , confirmed 13 people killed and at least five injured in the attack.
- Despite an official alert warning of heightened danger, civilians were present on the platform when the strike occurred, the railway operator noted.
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Russia launched a drone strike on a major train station in Dnipro, Ukraine, as people waited to board trains, resulting in 14 deaths and 10 injuries, amid a series of civilian casualties from attacks on infrastructure.
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Russian Drone Strike Kills at Least 14 at Ukrainian Train Station, Injures Passengers in Dnipro
A Russian drone struck a crowded railway platform in the Ukrainian city of Dnipro on Thursday, killing at least 14 people as passengers prepared to ... The post Russian Drone Strike Kills at Least 14 at Ukrainian Train Station, Injures Passengers in Dnipro first appeared on [your]NEWS.
A Russian drone crash into a train station in Dnipr, southeastern Ukraine, and kills at least 14 people.
"UZ" on strike on Dnipro railway station: passengers were warned in advance, safety protocols will be reviewed
Ukrzaliznytsia said an evacuation was announced for passengers on a Zaporizhzhia-bound commuter train more than 10 minutes before the Russian strike on the railway station in Dnipro. Safety protocols will be reviewed following the attack, which killed 14 people.
"How many terrorist attacks of this kind have Russia carried out against our population since sanctions were lifted against some Russian oligarchs and the energy sector, rather than deescalating?" asked the Ukrainian president in X.
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