Russian forces strike transport infrastructure in Zaporizhzhia

Russian forces struck a transport infrastructure facility in Ukraine's Zaporizhzhia region, according to Ukrainian officials cited by Ukrinform.

The attack is part of a continuing pattern of strikes by Russian forces on transport and logistics sites in Ukraine, which Kyiv says are aimed at disrupting the movement of goods, fuel and military supplies.

Zaporizhzhia, in southeastern Ukraine, has repeatedly been a target of Russian strikes throughout the war, with both the regional capital and surrounding areas affected by attacks on infrastructure and residential areas.

Details on the scale of damage and any casualties from this strike were not immediately available. Ukrainian authorities have generally responded to such attacks with emergency and repair crews dispatched to affected sites, while officials continue to report on war-related developments across the region.

The strike adds to the broader toll on Ukraine's transport network since Russia's invasion, with rail lines, bridges and depots repeatedly damaged in the course of the conflict.