On the night of November 18, Russian troops struck railway infrastructure in Dnipro and a number of stations in the Kharkiv region. In Dnipro, a suburban depot was destroyed and a railway station was damaged, while in Berestyn, a railway worker was injured.
This was reported by the Minister of Community and Territorial Development of Ukraine, Oleksiy Kuleba.
As a result of dozens of UAV strikes on the railway infrastructure in Dnipro, the suburban depot, which serves the region’s passenger electric trains, was seriously damaged.
“For the second time during the war, the enemy has launched a massive attack on it. The main repair shop has been significantly destroyed,” Kuleba said.
The train station in Dnipro was also damaged, and debris removal has already begun.
The occupiers also struck a number of railway stations in the Kharkiv region. A railway worker was injured in Berestyn and received medical assistance. Carriages and other infrastructure at four stations were damaged.
