Russian missile strikes commuter train in Kharkiv region
At least two people sustained serious injuries in the attack on Ukrainian rail infrastructure.
A missile struck a commuter train undergoing evacuation in the Kharkiv region of Ukraine, leaving at least two people seriously injured according to local sources. The incident is part of a broader series of attacks targeting the country's rail infrastructure.
Russia has intensified its strikes against Ukraine's rail system in recent weeks, according to available reports.
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- EN DIRECT, guerre en Ukraine : un missile touche un train de banlieue dans la région de Kharkiv — Le Monde — Une
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