A Russian strike has hit rail workers during a new wave of attacks on Kyiv, according to Ukrainian officials, who said 17 people were injured in the capital and the surrounding region.
The reported casualties included two children. Officials said the injuries occurred in Kyiv and the wider area, indicating that the attacks affected both the city itself and nearby communities.
Rail workers were among those struck, though the information available did not specify how many railway staff were injured or the precise location of the impact involving them.
The attacks were described as deadly, but the details provided by Ukrainian officials in the initial account centred on the 17 people reported injured. No further confirmed casualty breakdown was available from the supplied material.
The latest known situation is that Ukrainian officials have reported injuries following the Russian strikes, including injuries to children and rail workers, while further details on damage, fatalities or operational disruption have not been specified.
