Russian strikes kill civilians in attacks on Ukrainian train and cities
Russian strikes have killed at least eight people in Ukraine, including during an attack on a civilian passenger train, according to Ukrainian authorities. Moscow continues to target Ukrainian cities and infrastructure as the conflict persists. Ukrainian officials report casualties in multiple regions, with both civilians and infrastructure affected. The ongoing violence has resulted in significant loss of life and disruption across Ukraine.
What we know
- At least eight people were killed in Ukraine due to Russian strikes, including an attack on a passenger train.
- Three people died in Kramatorsk, while two were killed and 13 wounded in Druzhkivka, according to regional officials.
- A 55-year-old man was found dead in Dnipropetrovsk region, and a 75-year-old man was killed in a drone attack on a moving train, with nine others injured.
- Deputy Prime Minister Oleksiy Kuleba said the train crew stopped the locomotive and evacuated passengers, providing first aid.
- A woman born in 1937 was killed in the Chernigiv region, as the conflict continues to impact civilians across Ukraine.
