Drone strike kills 13 at Dnipro station

A Russian drone strike at the main railway station in Dnipro killed 13 people, the regional governor said. The governor is Oleksandr Hanzha. The region is Dnipropetrovsk. The city is Dnipro.

Hanzha said the drone hit a platform crowded with people who were boarding a train. The railway is the main station in the city. The people killed were on that platform. The figure he gave is 13.

Ukraine's state rail company, Ukrzaliznytsia, said people were on the platform despite a warning of heightened danger. That is the company's statement in the Reuters report of the strike. The warning is part of the account. The deaths are the governor's figure.

The strike is described as a Russian drone attack. The target described is the station platform, not a rail line outside the city. Boarding is the activity named. The station is the main one in Dnipro.

No injury total was included in the summary of the governor's remarks used here. No weapon model was named beyond a drone. The number attached to the dead is 13. The official giving the number is the regional governor.

The recorded attack is the strike at Dnipro station. The recorded toll is 13 killed. The recorded circumstance is a crowded platform during boarding. The recorded company statement is that a heightened-danger warning had been given.