Russia launches missile attack on city of Dnipro, targeting schools, trains, hospitals
Ukraine News, War

Russia launches missile attack on city of Dnipro, targeting schools, trains, hospitals

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A devastating Russian missile strike hit the city of Dnipro on June 24, killing at least 15 civilians and injuring at least 174 others. The attack caused widespread damage to schools, medical facilities, residential buildings, and targets of civilian transportation, underscoring the escalating pattern of assaults on civilian infrastructure across Ukraine.

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Russia Restores Rail Link with North Korea to Cement Wartime Alliance

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Passenger trains between North Korea and Russia are set to resume for the first time in years, with direct service from Pyongyang to Moscow beginning on June 17 and to Khabarovsk on June 19, according to Russian Railways. While officially described as a restoration of civilian transport, the move signals the deepening of a strategic and military partnership that has already delivered millions of artillery shells and missiles from Pyongyang to fuel Russia’s war in Ukraine.

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Russia Let their Train Crash to Cause Civilian Casualties and Prolong the War
Crisis in Russia, War

Civilian Train Crash in Russia shows all Signs of State-Orchestrated Provocation

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A passenger train traveling the Klimov–Moscow route slammed into the ruins of a collapsed bridge at full speed. According to Moskovsky Komsomolets, this was not a lightning-quick accident. Local residents quickly alerted emergency services. A truck driver trapped in the debris was rescued and hospitalized. But 30 minutes later, at 22:50, a passenger train — fully loaded with civilians — barreled into the collapsed structure at full speed.

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