Key facts
- Russian strikes killed five people and injured 69 others across Ukraine in the past day.
- The country's rail network was targeted with missiles and drones.
- A railway worker was killed and four injured in a strike on a depot in Konotop, Sumy Oblast.
- A drone struck near Sumy's railway station, with debris falling on a passenger train.
- Russian forces launched two Iskander ballistic missiles and 221 drones overnight, with 195 intercepted.
Russian forces conducted widespread strikes across Ukraine over the past day, resulting in five fatalities and 69 injuries. The attacks targeted civilian infrastructure, including the country's northern rail network. In Sumy Oblast, a drone strike on a locomotive depot in Konotop killed one railway worker and injured four. Another drone strike near Sumy's railway station caused debris to fall on a passenger train, though no one was harmed. Overnight, Russia launched two Iskander ballistic missiles and 221 drones, with Ukrainian air defenses intercepting 195. Beyond the rail network, attacks in Dnipropetrovsk, Kherson, Chernihiv, Kharkiv, Zaporizhzhia, and Odesa Oblasts also caused casualties and damaged civilian facilities and energy infrastructure. Two cargo ships in the Black Sea were also attacked.