Dnipro railway station hit in renewed attack
Several additional strikes targeted the station after an evacuation had been announced. Initial reports indicated that passengers and railway staff were unharmed, though checks were still under way.
Dnipro railway station was struck several more times on October 30 in what was described as a targeted attack. An evacuation warning had been issued in advance, and those inside were directed to remain in shelters until the air alert ended.
Telegram channel @UkrzalInfo reported the attack on Friday, October 30. Preliminary information suggested that passengers and railway employees were safe, but the account said those details were still being verified.
Areas for extended stays were set up in the station's underground spaces. Railway teams intended to dispatch all scheduled trains despite security-related delays.
Travelers whose journeys were not essential were offered a full refund and the option to book for another date. The source did not provide a confirmed assessment of the damage or any later update on the verification.