Dnipro railway station resumes operation after morning Russian strikes
Source: Ukrzaliznytsia railway operator
The railway station in the city of Dnipro has resumed operation after today’s Russian missile attacks.
As reported earlier, the Russian military launched a massive missile attack on Dnipro region on Friday morning. The enemy strikes caused civilian casualties and massive destruction.
As of now, the first train has left the station. Several trains are still delayed. The emergency teams and railway employees are doing their best to fully restore operation of the station.
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