The train was attacked by a UAV in the Dnieper. 13 people died, the head of the local military administration, Alexander Ganza, and the mayor of the Dnieper, Boris Piltov, reported. At least five people were injured. Doctors are on the scene. Earlier, the Russian military began to more actively shell Ukrainian trains. In September, representatives of the state railway company Okrazliznitsa told Reuters that Russian armed forces had damaged 1,700 locomotives, trains and railway stations in Ukraine since the beginning of the year.