Ukraine: 14 killed in Russian drone strike on crowded Dnipro train station
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The Story
Russia’s escalating attacks on Ukraine’s railway infrastructure have made train travel increasingly dangerous, forcing Ukrainian Railways to evacuate passengers whenever drone strikes threaten trains and stations. With hundreds of facilities damaged in 2026 and daily evacuations causing widespread delays, passengers and railway workers are adapting to wartime travel conditions as Ukraine braces for another difficult winter.
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