Russian strike on Dnipro station injures woman, causes power outages

ua.korrespondent.net (Ukrainian) —

Russia again attacked the railway station in Dnipro on Friday, October 30, injuring a woman and causing a fire, according to regional head Oleksandr Hanzha. Emergency power outages were also introduced in Dnipro and the Dnepropetrovsk district following a strike on critical infrastructure. Ukrzaliznytsa reported that evacuation was announced in advance, with shelter zones set up at the station's underground areas. Passengers were urged to remain in cover until the air raid alert ended. Energy company DTEK stated that repeated attacks on power equipment complicate restoration efforts. On October 29, a Russian drone strike on a Dnipro station platform killed 15 people and injured 14 others, with a train present at the time. A day of mourning is being observed in the region.


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