Russian Strike on Ukraine Train Station Wounds 30, Says Zelensky
A Russian drone strike on a railway station in northeastern Ukraine has wounded at least 30 people, according to President Volodymyr Zelensky. The attack hit the Shostka station in the Sumy region, an area close to the Russian border. Zelensky condemned the strike as "savage," emphasizing that the target was clearly a civilian facility. A video from the scene showed a train carriage on fire, with significant damage from the explosion. In a separate wave of overnight attacks, Russian strikes also cut off power to approximately 50,000 households in the northern Chernihiv region. Meanwhile, Ukraine's military claimed it struck a major oil refinery in Russia's Leningrad region. This is part of Kyiv's intensified campaign of long-range drone attacks on Russian energy infrastructure, which it describes as a justified response to Moscow's ongoing assaults on Ukrainian cities and its power grid.