Russian Drone Strike Kills 5 on Ukraine Train

A Ukrainian train carrying 291 passengers was attacked by Russian drones, killing five people. The attack occurred in northeastern Ukraine, and a Ukrainian soldier, Omar, who was on the train, described the moment of the strike. Omar, who is part of Ukraine's 93rd brigade, helped evacuate passengers and search for survivors. The attack was condemned by President Volodymyr Zelensky as 'terrorism'. The train was traveling from Chop, on the border with Slovakia, to Barvinkove, near the front line in eastern Ukraine. The attack highlights the risks faced by civilians in Ukraine due to the ongoing conflict with Russia.

The article discusses a recent drone strike on a Ukrainian passenger train in the Kharkiv region, killing at least five people. Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and other officials have accused Russia of terrorism, claiming that the strike was a deliberate attack on civilians. The article also explores the possibility that Russia is using Starlink satellite technology to target Ukrainian civilians and infrastructure, with some analysts suggesting that Russia has equipped its Shahed drones with Starlink technology to improve their accuracy. Ukrainian officials are calling for Elon Musk, whose company SpaceX owns Starlink, to take action to prevent Russia from using the technology for military purposes.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has condemned a Russian drone attack on a civilian passenger train in the Kharkiv region, killing at least 5 people, as an 'act of terrorism.' The attack occurred amid trilateral talks between Moscow, Kyiv, and Washington aimed at ending the nearly four-year war. US special envoy Steve Witkoff described the meetings as 'very constructive,' with plans for further discussions. Russia continues to strike Kyiv's energy infrastructure, leaving thousands without power and heat.