Russia strikes Ukraine's Pavlohrad: railway station hit, multiple trains rerouted
Photo: Russians damaged the railway station in Pavlohrad (uz.gov.ua)
Russian forces damaged the railway station in Pavlohrad, Dnipropetrovsk region, during the night of July 30. The infrastructure was also affected, the Ukrainian railway company Ukrzaliznytsia reports.
"Last night, the enemy once again attacked railway infrastructure in the Dnipropetrovsk region. There were no injuries among passengers or railway workers - everyone was safely evacuated to shelters in time," the company stated.
The enemy shelling damaged the Pavlohrad station, the tracks, and the overhead line.
"In the morning, several suburban trains are operating on altered routes. This was done for safety reasons and to allow quick repairs of the damage," the company added.
Which trains have changed routes:
- No. 6272 will run on the Varvarivka-Lozova route (instead of Synelnykove-1-Lozova).
- No. 6277 will run on the Lozova-Varvarivka route (instead of Lozova-Dnipro).
- No. 7010 will run on the Kamianske-Orlivshchyna route (instead of Kamianske-Kramatorsk).
- No. 6536 will run on the Zaporizhzhia-2-Synelnykove-1 route (instead of Zaporizhzhia-2-Lozova).
Russian strikes on Pavlohrad
Russian troops regularly attack Pavlohrad in the Dnipropetrovsk region. This night, several explosions were heard in the city amid a threat of drone attacks. According to the Head of the Dnipropetrovsk Regional Military Administration, a transportation facility was damaged in the shelling, and several fires broke out.
In addition, on the night and morning of July 19, Pavlohrad was subjected to the most massive attack to date - explosions were heard one after another. The enemy struck the city with missiles and drones.
As Head of the Regional Administration, Serhii Lysak, reported, the Russian strikes caused fires, damaged a fire station, industrial facilities, and a five-story residential building.
