Zelensky Condemns Russian Drone Strike on Passenger Train as Terrorism, Five Dead in Kharkiv Region

Key Takeaways

• UKRAINIAN PRESIDENT VOLODYMYR ZELENSKY HAS CONDEMNED AS TERRORISM A RUSSIAN DRONE ATTACK ON A CROWDED PASSENGER TRAIN THAT LOCAL OFFICIALS SAY KILLED AT LEAST FIVE PEOPLE AND INJURED SEVERAL OTHERS.
• UKRAINIAN PRESIDENT, VOLODYMYR ZELENSKY HAS CONDEMNED AS TERRORISM A RUSSIAN DRONE ATTACK ON A CROWDED PASSENGER TRAIN THAT LOCAL OFFICIALS SAY KILLED AT LEAST FIVE PEOPLE AND INJURED SEVERAL OTHERS.OFFICIALS SAID MORE THAN 200 PEOPLE WERE ON THE TRAIN, WHEN ONE OF THE CARRIAGES WAS HIT BY DRONES, IN UKRAINE'S NORTH-EASTERN KHARKIV REGION.ZELENSKY SAID 18 PEOPLE WERE IN THE CARRIAGE AT THE TIME AND THERE WAS NO MILITARY JUSTIFICATION IN TARGETING CIVILIANS.ALTHOUGH, RUSSIA HAS NOT COMMENTED ON THE STRIKE, IT HAS INTENSIFIED DRONE AND MISSILE ATTACKS ON UKRAINE'S ENERGY AND TRANSPORT INFRASTRUCTURE DURING THE HARSHEST WINTER IN YEARS.
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