Russian Military Train Moving From Crimea Blown Up Near Henichesk

The echelon was blown up at Novoaleksiyivka station.

Not far from the administrative border of the Kherson region and the Crimea, a Russian echelon suddenly exploded, moving from the peninsula to the south of mainland Ukraine.

This was announced by the representative of the Odesa Regional Military Administration Serhiy Bratchuk, citing local sources.

“Representatives of the Resistance Movement “South” report: according to preliminary data, something exploded near Novoaleksiyivka in the Henichesk district of the Kherson region. The partisans remind: do not transport occupation rubbish by rail. The information is being clarified,” the official said in a statement.

It should be noted that the Novoaleksiyivka railway station is located deep in the rear of the invaders, the nearest distance to the current front line in the Kherson region is more than 150 km.

Kherson Telegram channels also broadcast details of the incident. In particular, it is reported that the explosion occurred on Thursday, September 8 at about 8 am at the railway junction near Novoaleksiyivka station.

Previously, a hit at the echelon was recorded near the station, the train was moving from the occupied Crimea. All roads in the village of Novoaleksiyivka are blocked by the Russian military.