Russian drone strike on Ukrainian train station kills at least 14

The strike targeted the train station in Dnipro, a major transportation hub in the central Dnipropetrovsk region, during what Ukrainian authorities said was a period of civilian activity. At least 14 people were killed in the attack, while rescue workers confirmed that more than a dozen others sustained injuries from the assault.

Among the wounded was an 11-year-old child, according to local officials, highlighting the civilian toll of ongoing Russian military operations against Ukrainian territory. Emergency services mobilized to the scene to assist the injured and conduct search-and-rescue operations amid the debris.

The attack represents a continuation of Russia's aerial campaign targeting Ukrainian infrastructure, including rail networks and civilian facilities. Dnipro, located in southeastern Ukraine, has faced repeated bombardments throughout the conflict, with transportation infrastructure proving a consistent target of Russian strikes.

Ukrainian officials have regularly documented attacks on civilian areas, presenting them as evidence of violations of international humanitarian law. The incident follows a pattern of drone and missile strikes directed at transportation nodes and other non-military infrastructure across Ukrainian-held territories.