The Lokomotiv soccer players, who found themselves on a train under attack by a UAV, were helped to reach Moscow by the Voronezh Pakal. The club quickly found a bus for Muscovites. Lokomotiv players were on the train traveling from Rostov-on-Don to Moscow. In the Voronezh region, a train was attacked and five people were injured. The media reported that there were no injuries among the team representatives; The athletes continued their journey by bus. Later information appeared on the club's website that the team had returned to the training base. Lokomotiv also expressed gratitude to RPL and Voronezh Pakel management "for their support". Pakal's press attache, Viktor Bashkov, told the publication We Can that the club did "nothing special" for Muscovites. "Well, actually, all the help that the crew chiefs called in early in the morning when the bombing happened helped us quickly find the bus. Just contact the right people. So that they could not sit down, but get home. That is, there was actually no global aid. But thanks, of course, to Lokomotiv for thanking us. It's nice, of course. ".