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Drone Strike Hits Lozova Railway Station, Injuring Two Workers

Атака дронів в Лозовій: постраждали двоє працівників на залізничній станції

Attack on Lozova Station

On June 14, 2026, Russian forces launched an attack on the Lozova railway station in the Kharkiv region using kamikaze drones. The strike targeted railway tracks and technical areas, damaging traction rolling stock, including locomotives. Two railway employees sustained injuries.

The assault occurred in the morning, causing damage to locomotive windows, paneling, and internal equipment. Emergency medical teams provided first aid to the injured. Over the course of June 13 and 14, 2026, a total of ten settlements in the Kharkiv region came under attack.

Ministry Statement

Ukraine's Ministry of Communities and Territories Development commented on the situation, stating:

'Despite the shelling, railway workers continue to carry out their duties and ensure stable transportation links.'

This attack is part of the ongoing military aggression in Ukraine, particularly affecting the Kharkiv region. It highlights both the escalation of the conflict and its impact on the country's infrastructure. Despite constant threats, Ukrainian railway workers remain dedicated to their mission, which is crucial for maintaining economic stability and transport connections during wartime.

The ongoing assaults in the Kharkiv region are not isolated incidents. Just days before the attack on Lozova railway station, the city itself experienced a severe strike, resulting in injuries to ten individuals. This pattern of escalating violence underscores the precarious situation faced by residents and infrastructure alike. For more details on the impact of these strikes, read about the recent events in Kharkiv and its consequences.