Lantratova spoke about the condition of the victims of the Ukrainian Armed Forces strike on a train in Crimea

Medical assistance continues to be provided to six victims of the terrorist attack by the Armed Forces of Ukraine on a train in Crimea. This was announced by the Commissioner for Human Rights in Russia, Yana Lantratova.

"Six people remain in the hospital. One woman has already been discharged and continues treatment at home. All the victims are employees of the reserve wagons of the Simferopol station depot," the ombudsman wrote on the Telegram channel.

According to her, the condition of one of the victims is assessed as serious.

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The head of Crimea, Sergey Aksyonov, announced on June 4 that one person was killed and three injured due to an attack by an APU drone on a train. Prior to that, Aksyonov said that as a result of the Ukrainian Armed Forces attack on non-residential facilities in Simferopol, three people were killed and seven injured. The Governor expressed his condolences to the families of the victims and assured that the authorities would provide the necessary assistance.