On the night of August 7, Russian forces launched a drone attack targeting civilian infrastructure of Prydniprovska Railway.
Oleksandr Pertsovskyi, Chairman of the Board of Ukrzaliznytsia, said this in a Facebook post, as reported by Ukrinform.
“Another night of massive raids by swarms of Shaheds on completely civilian railway infrastructure. This time, Prydniprovka [Prydniprovska Railway],” the statement said.
All employees on duty were safely moved to shelters, and no casualties were reported, Pertsovskyi confirmed. He added that repairs are underway and railway traffic will continue without interruption.
As earlier reported, at 22:30 on Wednesday, August 6, Russian forces launched a wave of attacks against Ukraine using 112 Shahed-type combat UAVs, along with various decoy drones. The drones were deployed from multiple directions, including Kursk and Primorsko-Akhtarsk in Russia, as well as Chauda and Hvardiyske in temporarily occupied Crimea.
During the night of August 7, four civilians were injured in Dnipro following a drone strike. The attack also sparked fires across the city
Photo credit: facebook.com/oleksandr.pertsovskyi
Source: Shahed drones damage civilian infrastructure of Prydniprovska Railway
