30 October declared day of mourning in Dnipro for those killed
In Dnipro, 30 October has been declared a day of mourning for those killed in the Russian attack on the railway station on 29 October.
Censor.NET reports this, citing an order issued by Mayor Borys Filatov.
Day of mourning
"Tomorrow is a day of mourning in Dnipro. For the 14 victims Russia killed at the railway station this morning, and for nine more of our fellow residents whose lives the katsap bastards took over the past month," Filatov wrote.
He said the injured were currently recovering in the city’s hospitals.
"After hours of surgery, stabilisation on ventilators and the removal of dozens of pieces of shrapnel from their bodies. We hope for the best," the mayor added.
Under the order, flags in Dnipro will be flown at half-mast on the day of mourning. Enterprises and institutions are advised to join in commemorating the victims and display national flags with black ribbons on their buildings.
Background
On the morning of 29 October, Russian occupiers attacked the railway station in Dnipro. According to the latest reports, 14 people were killed. Many people were injured.
