Russian attack on Dnipro: blast wave blows out windows at railway station, parts of region lose power

Several trains in Dnipro departed with delays after a Russian drone attack, which also blew out some windows at the railway station, left parts of the region without power and damaged the building housing the regional office of Suspilne and Ukrainian Radio Dnipro.

Source: Ukraine's state-run railway operator Ukrzaliznytsia (Ukrainian Railways); Ukrainian public broadcaster Suspilne

Quote from Ukrzaliznytsia: "The following passenger trains departed with a delay of around two and a half hours due to a series of large-scale strikes on the city of Dnipro:

• 31 Zaporizhzhia – Przemysl
• 119 Dnipro – Chelm

Passengers and crews of these trains and the commuter rail 6044 Pyatykhatky – Dnipro stayed in the station shelter throughout the entire attack and were not affected.

The blast wave blew out several windows in the carriages and at the station. In addition, parts of the region were left without electricity, so railway workers deployed reserve diesel locomotives. Services have now been fully restored."

Details: The building of Suspilne Dnipro and Ukrainian Radio Dnipro was also damaged in the attack.

A fire broke out inside the building. Windows and doors were blown out and the building's floors and roof were damaged.

There were no staff members in the building during the attack.

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