EU Accuses Russia of Being Responsible for Deadly Attack on Railway Station in Dnipro

The European Union issued a statement on October 29, 2026, accusing Russia of being responsible for a deadly attack on a railway station in Dnipro, Ukraine. The attack, which occurred on the same day, resulted in multiple casualties, though the exact number has not been officially disclosed. Ukrainian authorities confirmed the attack and stated that the Ukrainian Security Service (SBU) has attributed the attack to Russian forces. The Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs denied any involvement in the attack, while Russian state media has not commented on the incident but continued to spread propaganda against Ukraine. The Ukrainian government has called for international support and condemnation of Russia's actions, urging the International Criminal Court (ICC) to investigate the attack as a potential war crime. The Ukrainian Armed Forces stated they are monitoring the situation and will take necessary measures. The Ukrainian National Security Council emphasized the need for international solidarity in addressing the crisis. The attack has raised concerns about the safety of civilians in conflict zones, with the Ukrainian National Anti-Corruption Bureau and other agencies involved in the investigation. Sources diverge on the exact number of casualties, with some suggesting a higher toll than others. The Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs has denied any involvement, while Ukrainian authorities have accused Russia of carrying out the attack. Russian state media has not commented on the incident but has continued to disseminate propaganda against Ukraine. The ICC has been urged to investigate the attack as a potential war crime, but no formal investigation has been launched.