Russian Strike on Ukrainian Train Station Kills 13
A Russian strike on a railway station in Ukraine has killed 13 people, The New York Times reports. It came while a rare local cease-fire holds around the Russian-occupied town of Oleshky.
A Russian strike on a train station in Ukraine has killed 13 people, The New York Times reported on 29 October. Russia's full-scale war in Ukraine continues, and the attack shows that civilian sites are still being hit.
The source describes the attack as a grim reminder. A rare local cease-fire is in place around the Russian-occupied town of Oleshky, but other communities in Ukraine remain under fire.
The available source text does not say how many people were wounded, what weapons Russia used or how officials have responded. Those details are not given, so they are not included here.
