Kyiv's Central and Darnytskyi stations not damaged — Ukrainian Railways
Kyiv's Central Railway Station was not damaged after explosions were heard in Solomyanskyi and other districts of the capital on Sept. 23, according to a statement by Ukrainian Railways.
Ukrainian Railways has stated that Kyiv's Central Railway Station and Darnytskyi stations were not damaged following explosions heard in Solomyanskyi and other districts of the capital on September 23. The company urged passengers to remain in shelters until the air raid alert ended. After the attack, both stations remained undamaged.
Trains from central Ukraine, Zaporizhzhya and Dnipropetrovsk Oblast are running the furthest behind schedule, with Kyiv City Express trains experiencing 10 to 30 minute delays. Ukrainian Railways reports that trains are now returning to their standard schedule. The company asked passengers to stay in shelters during an air raid alert and assured that they would get passengers to their destinations via another train if they missed their train due to an alert.
Earlier, Telegram channels reported explosions near the railway station area during a drone attack. Ukrainian Railways chief Oleksandr Pertsovskyi reported that Russian forces struck Kyiv's railway infrastructure overnight, injuring a worker and causing delays. The morning of September 23 saw drones hit various districts of Kyiv, including gas stations, a business center, and other nonresidential buildings. Two people were killed, and 22 others were injured, with 16 of the injured hospitalized.
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