AI-generated summary
The attack took place in the Ukrainian city of Dnipro and hit a civilian train.
According to authorities, several people were killed in a Russian drone attack on a train station in the Ukrainian city of Dnipro. 13 people died and at least five were injured, wrote regional governor Olexander Hanscha on Telegram.
A jet-powered drone hit a platform on which the Dnipro-Zaporizhia train was located, Ukrainian Railways said. People stayed on the platform despite the previously announced increased danger. Mayor Borys Filatov spoke of a tragedy. It was a civilian train.

A Russian drone attack on a train station in the Ukrainian city of Dnipro left 13 people dead and five injured. A drone hit a platform with a civilian train.

A stable ceasefire has been in effect in the Russian-occupied Ukrainian front-line town of Oleschky since Tuesday. An evacuation via a humanitarian corridor is to begin on Saturday, while aid deliveries are being prepared at the same time.
German and Dutch military leaders have explored possible hotspots on NATO's eastern flank in an unprecedented trip. In view of possible conflict scenarios with Russia, Germany and the Netherlands are pushing ahead with expanding defense capabilities in the Baltics.

According to a Civey survey commissioned by MHP and Quadriga University, only 3.1 percent of German medium-sized companies are fully prepared for a defense event. Although 86 percent are ready, IT resilience and emergency planning show enormous deficits.

Volodymyr Zelensky warns of an acute shortage of anti-aircraft missiles in Ukraine in view of Russian attacks on Kyiv. US President Trump has announced that talks will take place soon.

Russia hit an important bridge in Kiev during nighttime attacks with ballistic missiles and drones. At the same time, preparations are underway for negotiations and humanitarian ceasefires, while further military aid is being debated in Europe and Ukraine.