A Russian overnight attack completely destroyed the Kostiantynivka Central Station in Donetsk Oblast, Ukraine's state-owned railway company Ukrzaliznytsia reported on Feb. 25.
No casualties at the train station were reported.
The strike was among seven other attacks Russian forces conducted in the embattled eastern region, according to the local authorities.
“The train station has not operated for a long time, did not receive trains, and did not serve passengers,” the company said in a Facebook post.
The regional prosecutor's office reported that Russian forces likely used a KAB-250 guided bomb to strike the Kostiantynivka Central Station, injuring one civilian.
A 75-year-old woman was injured as the blast wave broke the windows at the home near the train station.
Russia uses KAB “smart” bombs, ranging from the KAB-250 and KAB-500 to KAB-1500, which can be laser-guided or satellite-guided. The KAB-500L, equipped with a highly-explosive warhead, is frequently used in Russia's war against Ukraine, although multiple KAB-type bombs have been used.
The regional prosecutor’s office has launched an investigation into the violation of the rules and customs of war.
Donetsk Oblast Military Administration reported on Feb. 25 that Russian attacks also damaged three educational facilities, two administrative buildings, 12 apartment buildings, two houses, 21 shops, a church, and an infrastructure site across the region over the past day.
The front-line city of Kostiantynivka, as well as many other places in Donetsk Oblast, comes under regular strikes by Russian forces.
Alexander Khrebet
