There are fatalities on a train platform in the Brovary District, according to Ukrzaliznytsia


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During a combined Russian attack on the night of August 5, logistics infrastructure in the Kyiv region was damaged. Emergency services are currently on the scene, and restoration work is underway.
This was reported by Ukrzaliznytsia.
Update, 10:08 a.m.:
Vitaliy Bigun, head of the Brovary District State Administration, reported that eight people were killed at the “Kvitneva” train station in the Brovary district.
The train was slightly delayed, and people did not make it in time for their last train. Currently, eight fatalities have been confirmed.
Vitaliy Bigun Head of the Brovary District State Administration
He added that logistics companies were affected at five locations in the Brovary District, and residential buildings were also damaged.
Earlier, Ukrainian Railways (UZ) reported the fatalities.
According to preliminary information, there are fatalities who were found on the railway platform near the attacked logistics centers
Ukrzaliznytsia
The Ukrzaliznytsia press service noted that train service and station operations were suspended during the enemy attack.
During the massive combined attack, train service and station operations were suspended, and station staff and train passengers were evacuated
Ukrzaliznytsia
The press service reported that Ukrzaliznytsia continues to operate under special conditions and apologized for disruptions to the schedule.
Further updates on the resumption of service will be provided
Ukrzaliznytsia
As a reminder, Russia continues to carry out targeted strikes against Ukrzaliznytsia locomotives. There have been three targeted strikes on locomotives: two in Zaporizhzhia and one in the Sumy region. An assistant engineer was killed.
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