Ukrainian Railways to review safety rules after deadly Dnipro station strike

Ukrainian Railways will review its safety protocols following a Russian strike on a railway station in Dnipro that killed 14 people and wounded 14 others. The state company announced the review in a Telegram post. The company stated it will examine all procedures to improve response times and ensure passengers move to safe locations without exception. It noted Russia is targeting stations, platforms, and trains, urging maximum vigilance and compliance with safety instructions. The attack hit a platform where train No. 866 from Dnipro to Zaporizhzhia was located. Ukrainian Railways said it warned passengers and evacuated them more than 10 minutes before the strike. Russia also attacked Chernihiv, causing fires and casualties.