Dw Russian Drone Strike Kills 13 at Dnipro Train Station
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- •At least 13 people killed in a Russian drone strike at Dnipro train station.
- •The attack occurred despite an elevated threat warning for the area.
- •Ukrainian President Zelenskyy criticized sanctions relief for Russia in light of ongoing attacks.
On October 29, 2026, a Russian drone strike targeted a busy platform at the Dnipro train station in Ukraine, resulting in at least 13 fatalities and multiple injuries. The drone, described as jet-powered, struck while passengers were waiting to board a regional train to Zaporizhzhia. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy condemned the attack as 'horrific' and criticized recent sanctions relief for Russia, linking it to increased violence. Despite an elevated threat warning, many people remained on the platform at the time of the strike. This incident is part of a broader pattern of Russian drone attacks on Ukrainian rail infrastructure, which has seen over 5,800 evacuations in September alone due to threats. The attack occurred amidst a fragile ceasefire in the nearby city of Oleshky, raising concerns about the stability of the region. Images from the scene showed bodies on the platform and damaged trains.
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