Kramatorsk railway station after being bombed. Source: armyinform.com.ua/Wikimedia Commons

More than 1,000 Ukrainian railway workers killed since the war started

Kramatorsk railway station after being bombed. Source: armyinform.com.ua/Wikimedia Commons

According to the Ukraine Crisis Media Center (UCMC), over 1,000 Ukrzaliznytsia railway workers have been killed by the Russian army since the start of the conflict. Many trains and stations have been fired upon more than once.

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Author: Marco Raimondi

Marco Raimondi is an editor of RailFreight.com, the online magazine for rail freight professionals.

1 comment op “More than 1,000 Ukrainian railway workers killed since the war started”

bönström bönström|11.08.22|15:54

Absurd fig.:s, from an absurd war!
(As well was the Union, a product of WWII -and duly, finally collapsing – as a house of cards.)
UN already did prove, that diplomacy works, when providing a glimpse of hope.
UN and world, now has to stop this – and Russia has to realise that War simply was a big, big mistake!
They will never win!

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Kramatorsk railway station after being bombed. Source: armyinform.com.ua/Wikimedia Commons

More than 1,000 Ukrainian railway workers killed since the war started

Kramatorsk railway station after being bombed. Source: armyinform.com.ua/Wikimedia Commons

According to the Ukraine Crisis Media Center (UCMC), over 1,000 Ukrzaliznytsia railway workers have been killed by the Russian army since the start of the conflict. Many trains and stations have been fired upon more than once.

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Author: Marco Raimondi

Marco Raimondi is an editor of RailFreight.com, the online magazine for rail freight professionals.

1 comment op “More than 1,000 Ukrainian railway workers killed since the war started”

bönström bönström|11.08.22|15:54

Absurd fig.:s, from an absurd war!
(As well was the Union, a product of WWII -and duly, finally collapsing – as a house of cards.)
UN already did prove, that diplomacy works, when providing a glimpse of hope.
UN and world, now has to stop this – and Russia has to realise that War simply was a big, big mistake!
They will never win!

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