Russian drone strikes Sumy-Kyiv service
Russian forces struck a Sumy-Kyiv passenger train on Saturday, Aug. 8, sparking a fire but causing no injuries, Suspilne reported, citing police.
On August 8, Russian forces targeted a passenger train traveling from Sumy to Kyiv, causing a fire but no injuries, according to Suspilne reporting police information. Ukrainian Railways disclosed that their monitoring team had detected the threat ahead of time, enabling the train and locomotive crews to guide passengers to a secure location before the attack.
The incident occurred at around 8 a.m. in the Sumy district, with one passenger car damaged and the locomotive also affected. Ukrainian Railways subsequently confirmed the train damage, stating that passengers had taken cover and would subsequently be transported to Zaporizhzhya via bus. No Ukrainian Railways employees sustained injuries, and all passengers were evacuated safely.
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