Freight train in Saporischschja blown up: Ukraine meets the military goal!

Freight train in Saporischschja blown up: Ukraine meets the military goal!

In a dramatic escalation of the conflict in the Saporischschja region, which is very contested, a freight train was blown up on Saturday night. According to the Kiev military secret service, the blasting train is a military train that transported fuel tanks and freight wagons and was on the way to the Crimea. This explosion interrupts an important logistical traffic artery of the Russian military in the occupied areas. While Russia did not comment on the incident, the information cannot be checked independently, reports KN-Online .

The explosion happens at a critical time. In the night of Sunday, two trains derailed to bridge crashes in the regions of Kursk and Brjansk. There was a dead and several injuries, while the governor of Brjansk, Alexander Bogomas, confirmed an explosion of the bridge. The Russian investigation committee classified the incidents as a terrorist act. Ukrainian secret services regularly carry out sabotage files and attacks in the Russian field, which further reinforces the resistance to the war of aggression by Russia. These events take place shortly before the planned conversations between Russia and Ukraine via a possible war ending, whereby Kiev's participation is still open.

air strikes in Saporischeschja

meanwhile a Russian attack on the city of Saporischschja cost at least 13 people, reports ZDF . The attack took place through the use of two steering bombs to a residential area and is considered one of the bloodiest individual attacks for weeks. President Wolodymyr Selenskyj spoke of at least 30 injuries and described this military action as "cruel". The regional governor Iwan Fedorow published a frightening video that shows the destruction, including burning multi -storey buildings and burned -out cars.

The Saporischschja region is strategically important and is home to the nuclear power plant occupied by the Russian army, which has been under control of the crew since March 2022. The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) has repeatedly commented on the security situation in the region. The pressure on the atomic infrastructure increases and there is speculation about an upcoming new Russian offensive on Saporischeschja.

attacks on the nuclear power plant

Russia has accused Ukraine of attacking the nuclear power plant with drones, which resulted in injuries to three nuclear power students. IAEA boss Rafael Grossi confirmed that there were three “full hits” on the facility, while Andriy Yusov, spokesman for the Ukrainian secret services, rejected the allegations and explained that Ukraine was not involved in these incidents. At the same time, the IAEA warns of the risks of such attacks and demands an end to ruthless acts that could endanger nuclear security. The reactors of the nuclear power plant urgently need specialist staff and energy for their cooling systems because they have been standing for months.

In the context of continuing violence, several civilian victims were reported in the Saporischschja region. A house in the city of Huljajpole was hit, three people were killed. There was also injured by a Russian attack in the Charkiw region. In the Belgorod border area there was a tragic incident in which a girl died as a debris of a shot Ukrainian drone.