Russian Drone Strike Kills At Least 14 at Dnipro Station

A Russian drone strike hit the train station in Dnipro, Ukraine, on Thursday. At least 13 people were killed.

• 13 people confirmed dead, President Volodymyr Zelensky said.
• 5 people were injured in the strike.
• A commuter train and a passenger train were stopped at the platform.
• 1,200 Ukrainian drones were reported downed by Russia the night before.

Why it matters: The strike hit civilian rail traffic, not a military site. Zelensky is using it to press Western governments to act.

• Zelensky called the strike "horrific" and urged "fair and decisive actions by America and Europe."
• The attack followed a large overnight Ukrainian drone barrage, much of it aimed at Moscow.

How 13 sources split on this story

What’s next: Both outlets describe the story as developing. Casualty figures may change.

• Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov criticized Ukraine's drone attack on Moscow.
• Putin was hosting dozens of African leaders at a summit when the Moscow attack came.
• Has Russia commented on the Dnipro strike or claimed a military target there?
• Will the U.S. or European governments respond to Zelensky's call for action?