At least 13 people have been killed and five others have been injured by a Russian raid, fearing a railway station in the town of Dnepro, in the central part of Ukraine, has announced the region’s governor, Oleksandre Hanzha.

In a release published on the telegram platform, Hanzha confirmed the number of victims, while the mayor of Dnipro, Borys Filatov, said that a passenger train has also been hit during the attack, transmits Telegrafi.

The reported attack adds to a series of Russian shocks to this region, where residential buildings and critical infrastructure have been damaged in recent weeks as a result of drone attacks and air bombs.

The city of Dnipro has been constantly targeted by attacks during the war between Russia and Ukraine. On October 25th alone, Ukrainian officials reported that Russian attacks in some areas of the region had caused the deaths of four people.

The latest attack underscores the ongoing danger facing civilians and transport infrastructure in Ukraine, while Russian attacks on different regions of the country continue. /Telegraphy/