Railroad station in Jankoi has been closed for three days after explosions

In the temporarily occupied Dzhankoy, the railway station has been out of service for the third day in a row, forcing trains to run bypass. After reports of a series of explosions and a fire, trains were detoured and passengers were transported by bus.

This was reported by Krym. Realii.

Dzhankoy station in Crimea has remained closed since May 23. According to the Russian carrier Grand Service Express, trains have temporarily changed their routes and do not stop at this station.

Bus transportation was organized for passengers between Dzhankoy and Urozhayna stations. People who were supposed to take the train in Dzhankoy are asked to arrive at the station in advance and be taken by bus to the transfer point. The Southern Suburban Passenger Company explained the reason for the closure as "technical circumstances," but did not provide any details.

At the same time, the Crimean telegram channel Krymsky Viter reported four explosions near the Dzhankoy station on the night of May 23. Satellite images also allegedly showed a fire in the area.

Neither the Ukrainian nor the Russian side has officially confirmed the information about a possible attack on the railway station.

Also, on May 23 and on the night of May 24, the Ukrainian Defense Forces conducted a series of strikes on military and logistics facilities of the Russian occupiers, in particular in the temporarily occupied Crimea. According to the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, one of the targets was an ammunition depot near the village of Mizhhirya in the occupied Crimea. In addition, the Ukrainian military hit a number of Russian army supply facilities.

The Ukrainian Armed Forces do not stop attacking the enemy's logistics. Thus, on the peninsula, the night of May 8 was marked by explosions and fires - the Black Sea Fleet communications base in Simferopol and the energy infrastructure in Krasnoperekopsk were hit. After the attacks on the military facilities and the power substation, fires broke out on the peninsula, and local residents reported drones, gunfire and power outages.

Анна Літман