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Ukraine: 13 killed in Russian drone strike on crowded Dnipro train station

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A jet-powered drone struck a crowded train platform at a civilian station in Dnipro, killing and injuring passengers who were waiting to board. Ukrainian President Zelenskyy called the attack "horrific."

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