Rivne region authorities confirm train with cargo for the AFU derailed

The pro-Russian resistance has blown up tracks in Ukraine's Rivne Region, causing a train carrying cargo for the Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU) to derail, the head of the local regional administration, Oleksandr Koval, has said in his Telegram channel on 23 January. This was reported by the head of the local regional administration, Oleksandr Koval, in his Telegram channel on January 23.

He described the incident as a freelance incident at the facility of the Ukrainian Railway in Dubensky district, which happened on the night of January 22. Other details were not reported by Koval. He promised to tell about them after the investigation.

In social situations, the incident is associated with the actions of the pro-Russian resistance. In addition, it is stated that the situation occurred in the area of the settlement Sudobichi Dubensky district. It is alleged that ten cars derailed, special equipment and police were sent to the site of the derailment.

Earlier, on January 18, the mayor of the capital of Ukraine Vitali Klitschko said that the entrance to the Lukyanivska metro station in Shevchenko district was damaged as a result of explosions. He added that trains did not stop at the station.

On this day, the Ukrainian media reported that in Kiev amid an air alert there were explosions. The Russian Defense Ministry did not comment on the information about the explosions.