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Russian drone strike on Dnipro railway station kills 13 people

Published 4h ago · Latest report 1h ago · Attack

Affects Ukraine and Russia · Covered in 6 countries

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A Russian drone attack on a crowded railway station in Dnipro killed 13 people.

A Russian drone struck a crowded platform at the central railway station in Dnipro, Ukraine, killing at least 13 people. The strike hit while passengers were boarding a parked train during the morning hours. Emergency services responded to assist survivors, while Ukrainian officials strongly condemned the targeting of civilian travel infrastructure.

  • The weaponUkrainian officials reported that a jet-powered drone carried out the precise strike on the civilian platform.
  • The responseFirst responders deployed to the platform to treat injured passengers and clear debris.
  • Diplomatic tensionUkrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy denounced the attack as horrific amid ongoing regional fighting.

What's new · 1h agoNew details confirm emergency responders pulled casualties from the platform and President Volodymyr Zelenskyy condemned the strike as horrific.

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Why it matters

Dnipro operates as a key hub for civilian transit, humanitarian distribution, and logistics in central Ukraine. Throughout the war, transport nodes across the country have faced repeated aerial bombardments, leading to civilian casualties and severe disruptions to domestic transit networks.

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All sources agree that a Russian drone struck a platform at the main station in Dnipro where a train was parked, resulting in 13 deaths among waiting passengers.

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