Air Force shows drone debris at Dnipro railway station and debunks Russian false claims about "Ukrainian air defence activity". PHOTO
Ukraine’s Air Force said Russian claims about "Ukrainian air defence activity" following the 29 October attack on Dnipro were false. Debris from an enemy drone fell onto the railway station platform.
This is stated in an Air Force statement, Censor.NET reports.
Russian disinformation
According to the military, following another Russian attack on civilians in Dnipro, Russian outlets "as usual" launched a wave of false claims about "Ukrainian air defence activity".
The Air Force described the occupiers’ goal as "obvious and unchanged": "It is a cynical attempt to justify their own war crimes, intimidate Ukrainians and shift responsibility for civilian deaths."
The statement was accompanied by a photograph showing debris from a Russian jet-powered drone directly on the platform at Dnipro railway station.
"This is further proof that the enemy is specifically targeting civilian infrastructure and people," the Air Force stressed.
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.
- 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.
