Russian strike on railway infrastructure kills employee, damages station in Odesa region
As a result of a Russian ballistic missile strike on a railway facility in Darnytsia, Kyiv, one employee was killed, and the station building at Rozdilna on Odesa Railway was damaged, according to Chairman of the board of JSC Ukrzaliznytsia Oleksandr Pertsovsky.
A Russian missile strike targeting a railway facility in Darnytsia, Kyiv, resulted in the death of an employee and significant damage to a station in Odesa, Ukraine, according to Oleksandr Pertsovsky, Chairman of the board of JSC Ukrzaliznytsia. The incident occurred on a night marked by additional terrorist attacks on the railway.
Pertsovsky reported that the victim was a foreman who perished on the scene during the assault. Following the initial strike, the remaining personnel were swiftly evacuated. Pertsovsky expressed deep concern for the family of the fallen worker and pledged ongoing assistance for them. At Rozdilna station, the station building was severely damaged, as evidenced by a photo shared by Pertsovsky.
Emergency repairs are underway, and the railway service has not been impeded by the enemy's actions.
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