Russia attacked five railway stations in Ukraine: Official
No less than five railway stations in central and western Ukraine have been hit by missile strikes, Ukrainian sources, including the head of the country’s railways, Olexandr Kamishin, said.
“Russian forces are systematically destroying the infrastructure of our railways,’’ he wrote on his Telegram channel.
Though there were no reports of injury, he said trains were being forced to alter routes and schedules for security reasons.
Reports of missile attacks also emerged from Lviv in the west and Vinnytsia, southwest of Ukraine.
(dpa/NAN)
More from Peoples Gazette
Economy
Buhari regime will continue to borrow without subsidy removal: Femi Adesina
“You know how much could have been saved if the subsidy was removed and how it could have been diverted to other areas and spheres of national life.
States
Security: NISS Course 15 participants visit Kwara
Faculty members and participants of Course 15 of the National Institute for Security Studies have begun a week-long study tour of Kwara.
Economy
Civil servants vow to restore gratuity payment
Nigeria’s senior civil servants say they are committed to pursuing workers’ welfare, including restoration of gratuity payment.
Politics
APC in Ondo tasks Amaechi on seaport
Mr Adetimehin asked Mr Amaechi to engage Governor Rotimi Akeredolu as leader of the party in Ondo for his presidential ambition.
Politics
250 female PDP aspirants obtain forms for 2023 elections
“Some of us don’t even relate with our wards…and when the bell rings to buy the forms, we just run and pick the forms.”
Politics
APC endorses Tonye Cole as consensus riverine governorship aspirant
APC says Tonye Cole has emerged as its consensus governorship aspirant after a thorough screening of 12 aspirants.
Africa
UN condemns South Sudan sexual violence surge
Another woman who had recently given birth recounted being raped and severely beaten for three days.
