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💔 The names of the railway workers killed in the russian strike on the railway station in #Dnipro on October 29 have been revealed. ▪️ Yevhenii Kryvko, 38. He worked at the Dnipro-Holovnyi (Dnipro Main) station. He is survived by his wife and two young sons—9-year-old Illia and 3-year-old Danylo. The children have lost their father, and his wife has lost her beloved husband. ▪️ Kateryna Borysova, 60. She dedicated 24 years of her life to the railway, welcoming and seeing off passengers. On October 29, she was heading to a shelter when the enemy attack cut her life short. ▪️ Viktoriia Nosikova, 60. She worked on the railway for over 20 years. She was killed while on her way to a shelter during the attack. She leaves behind her husband, Oleksandr, a son, and a grandson, Klim. ▪️ Yana Shpakova, 32. She dedicated nearly 13 years to the railway, working as an administrator for the children’s space at the station. She was raising her 15-year-old daughter, Myroslava, on her own; Myroslava is now left without her mother. ▪️ Ruslan Dil, 48. He worked on the railway for nearly three decades, and following the start of the full-scale invasion, he helped operate evacuation trains. That day, he was returning home from leave, but he never made it back to his family. He is survived by his son, Rostyslav, and his daughter, Polina. #Ukraine #russianWarCrimes #russiaIsATerroristState #putinIsAWarCriminal #Stoprussia #Stopputin #russiansGoHome @POTUS @FLOTUS @SenateDems @SenateGOP @SenBlumenthal @SenThomTillis @SenAdamSchiff @SenSanders @JohnCornyn @SenSchumer @SenatorDurbin @IntlCrimCourt @UN @Pontifex