At least 30 injuries in the Russian strike on the railway station, Zelensky says

Ukrainian President Foludmi Zelinski said at least 30 people were injured after a Russian drone strike at a railway station in northeastern Ukraine.

In a post on X, he said that initial reports indicate that the train and passengers were at the site of the strike in the city of Shustec, in the Sumi area.

He said that the emergency services are at the scene and began helping people, adding that the information related to the wounded was still under preparation.

He also posted a video showing a damaged train car.

“It was not possible that the Russians were unaware that they were targeting civilians. This is terrorism, which is not entitled to ignore the world.”

“Every day Russia takes people’s lives. The only power can make them stop.”

According to the regional ruler and Ukrainian railway, there were two strikes. A statement from the body of the railway said that the second blow at a time when evacuations from the area were already ongoing.

In his position, Zelensky also called for “work” from the West, saying: “We have heard firm data from Europe and America – and it is time to all turn it into reality.”

Russia has intensified its air attacks on Ukraine in recent weeks, regularly launched hundreds of drones and dozens of missiles.

Ukraine has always been urging its Western allies to provide it with advanced air defense weapons to be able to deal with almost daily Russian strikes.

Last Sunday, A huge blow of 12 hours included hundreds of drones and about 50 missiles Four people were left dead in Kyiv and at least 70.

US President Donald Trump and Europe are leading efforts to end the war – but Russian President Vladimir Putin has repeatedly rejected calls for a ceasefire.

KYIV and its allies accuse the Russian president of stopping tactics, as his forces continue to make slow progress in the battlefield – despite reporting very high combat losses.