Dnipro Railway Station Burns After Second Russian Strike

Russian forces struck the railway station in Dnipro again, causing a fire and injuring at least one person who was taken to a hospital. The attack follows a deadly drone strike on the same station the previous day. The Dnipropetrovsk Regional Military Administration confirmed the strike, with several new impacts reported by Ukrzaliznitsa. Passengers and staff were evacuated to underground shelter zones, though railway workers plan to dispatch all trains despite delays. Passengers are urged to remain in shelters until the air raid alert ends, and tickets can be refunded in full or rescheduled. On October 29, a Russian drone attack on the station's platform killed 14 people and struck a vocational school dormitory, injuring two children. Blogger Timofiy Poteriailo told Telegraf the weapon may have been a jet-powered "Geran-4 Siker" drone.