At least 30 injured in a Russian blow at the railway station, says Zelenski

At least 30 people have been injured after a Russian strike at drones at a railway station in northeastern Ukraine, said Ukrainian President Volodim Zelenski.

In an X publication, he said that preliminary reports show that trains and passengers were on the site of the strike in the town of Shostka, in the region.

The emergency services are in place and began to help people, he said, adding that information about the wounded was still being created.

He also posted a video showing a damaged fire.

“The Russians could not help but be aware that they were aimed at civilians. This is terrorism that the world has no right to ignore,” Zelenski writes to X.

“Every day Russia takes the lives of people. And only power can make them stop.”

According to the regional governor and the Ukrainian rail body, there were two strokes. The second hit at a time when evacuations from the area were already underway, according to a statement from the railway body.

In his post, Zelenski also called for “action” from the West, saying: “We have heard decisive statements from Europe and America – and it’s high time to make them a reality.”

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

Ukraine has long urged its Western allies to provide him with a sufficiently advanced air defense weapon so that he can cope with almost daily Russian blows.

Last Sunday, A massive 12-hour stroke involving hundreds of drones and nearly 50 rockets Leave four people killed in Kyiv and at least 70 injured.

US President Donald Trump and Europe are making efforts to end the war – but Russian President Vladimir Putin has repeatedly rejected the calls to end fire.

Kiev and his allies accuse the Russian president of stopping tactics, as his troops continue to make slow progress on the battlefield – despite reporting very high casualties.