A Russian drone struck a passenger electric train at Dnipro’s central train station on Thursday morning, resulting in 13 fatalities and many injuries, officials said.
Mayor’s response
City mayor Borys Filatov posted on social media that a “tragedy has occurred in Dnipro. A drone struck a passenger electric train. Many people were killed. Many others were injured.” He called for prayers for the victims and their families.
Railway and medical details
Ukrainian Railways confirmed that a train was present at the station and passengers were standing on the platform when the drone hit. Emergency medical teams arrived quickly, providing care and assistance to the wounded at the scene.
Ongoing investigation
Authorities are investigating the circumstances of the attack and assessing damage to the station’s infrastructure. The incident adds to a series of recent drone and missile strikes targeting civilian infrastructure across Ukraine.
International reaction
World leaders have repeatedly condemned attacks on civilian targets in Ukraine, urging all parties to respect international humanitarian law. The United Nations has called for an immediate halt to attacks that endanger non‑combatants.
What’s next for Dnipro
Local officials say the station will remain closed for repairs while security forces increase patrols around critical transport hubs. Residents are being urged to stay vigilant and follow safety instructions from emergency services.
This story is developing and will be updated as more information becomes available.
Original reporting: KRDO (Colorado Springs metro) — read the source article.
