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Russian drone strike kills 14 people on a railway platform in Ukraine's Dnipro as six more die in other attacks

Volodymyr Zelensky swiftly appealed to the United States to take stronger action in response to the attack.
Volodymyr Zelensky swiftly appealed to the United States to take stronger action in response to the attack.

A Russian Shahed drone hit a crowded railway platform in Dnipro, killing 14 people and wounding dozens more waiting for a train. Six further civilians died across Ukraine in separate Russian attacks on the same day. Ukrainian forces pushed back in the north, thwarting a Russian bid to seize positions in the Kupiansk sector through Operation Veles.

Ukrainian troops travelled more than 15km through underground pipelines during Operation Veles to flush out Russian forces in Kupiansk's northern districts.

Russia claimed it had captured Barylivka in Sumy region, but Ukraine's 8th Army Corps rejected the claim, insisting the settlement remains under Ukrainian control.

Ukrainian strikes hit a Tor-M2 missile system near Rzhava and an electronic warfare station in Bryansk region as Kyiv targeted Russian military assets across the border.

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