The enemy has continued to carry out targeted attacks on Dnipro railway station.
This was reported by Ukrzaliznytsia, which said there had been several new strikes.
“The evacuation was announced in advance. According to preliminary information, there are no casualties among either passengers or railway staff. They were in shelters,” UZ added.
Areas for extended stays have been set up in the station’s underground spaces. UZ assured that, as last night, despite security-related delays, it will continue operating in order to dispatch all trains.
“We ask passengers and everyone at the station to remain in shelter until the air-raid alert is lifted. If your trip today is not critical, you can return your ticket with a 100% refund and choose to travel on another date,” UZ urged.
Update. The head of the Dnipropetrovsk Regional Military Administration, Oleksandr Hanzha, reported one injured person and a fire.
“A woman has been wounded. Medics are taking her to hospital,” Hanzha added.
- Earlier, on 29 October, the Russian army attacked the station platform in Dnipro. As a result, nearly a dozen and a half people were killed, and the same number were injured.