Russian drone strike sets Kharkiv commuter train on fire

nv.ua (Ukrainian) —

Russian forces struck a passenger electric train with a drone in Kharkiv on October 22, causing a fire in the lead car, with no casualties reported. The State Emergency Service of Ukraine extinguished the blaze despite the threat of repeated attacks. President Volodymyr Zelensky confirmed the strike, noting ongoing attacks across multiple Ukrainian cities and regions. The incident follows recent Russian strikes on Kharkiv, including a missile attack on October 20 that damaged homes and injured nine people, and overnight drone attacks on residential areas.


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