Five Ukrainian train stations hit on Monday, one railway worker killed

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Five railway stations in Ukraine came under fire earlier on Monday, Ukrainian Railways chief Oleksandr Kamyshin said on Twitter. It was confirmed by the Russian armed forces that traction substations in the areas of five railway stations were attacked. One railway employee was killed and four were injured after the shelling of the five railway stations, Kamyshin said.

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