Russian attacks on Ukraine's railways kill 27 and injure 127 over one day, with strikes targeting Dnipro train station
A Russian drone strike hit a vocational school dormitory in Dnipro. At least 14 people died in the attack on the Dnipro train station.
- A Russian drone strike hit a vocational school dormitory in Dnipro.
- At least 14 people died in the attack on the Dnipro train station.
- Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy called the attack horrific.
- The Ukrainian military intercepted three out of four drones.
- Volodymyr Zelensky called for new, stricter sanctions from the EU, USA, and G7 nations.
- The attack in Chernihiv resulted in 15 young women killed.
- Moscow's mayor Sergueï Sobianine stated that 613 drones flew toward the Moscow region between Wednesday evening and Thursday morning.
- Ukrainian Railways stated people remained on the platform despite warnings of danger.
- President Volodymyr Zelensky stated that 13 were killed and 10 were injured.
- The US President Donald Trump suspended some sanctions on Russian fossil fuel sales.
- The Dnipro mayor, Boris Filátov, specified the train was a passenger train.
- Ukrainian and Russian representatives are coordinating evacuation efforts in Oleschky.
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