



Russian forces struck railway infrastructure in Kyiv overnight, wounding a rail worker with shrapnel as he walked home after his shift, Ukrzaliznytsia CEO Oleksandr Pertsovskyi said. The worker was hospitalized and is receiving emergency care while repair crews have repeatedly had to retreat from damaged sites due to renewed strike threats, causing cascading delays.
The rail chief urged passengers to head to underground shelters even during lower-level air raid alerts and confirmed boarding at Kyiv's Central Station and Darnytsia station is now conducted from underground levels. He said passengers who miss trains due to safety delays will get full refunds and rebooking.
The strike coincided with a broader morning drone attack that hit warehouses, gas stations and transit facilities across Kyiv, injuring at least one civilian, according to Mayor Vitali Klitschko.
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