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KHARKIV REGION, UKRAINE — SEPTEMBER 30, 2026: Traffic passes beyond the wreckage of a destroyed gas station beside a major roadway in Kharkiv region, Ukraine. Russian forces have increasingly targeted gas stations and fuel infrastructure across Ukraine, including along major roadways.-stock-foto
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KHARKIV REGION, UKRAINE — SEPTEMBER 30, 2026: Extensive damage is visible across the canopy and forecourt of a destroyed gas station beside a major roadway in Kharkiv region, Ukraine. Russian forces have increasingly targeted gas stations and fuel infrastructure across Ukraine, including along major roadways.-stock-foto
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KHARKIV REGION, UKRAINE — SEPTEMBER 30, 2026: Damaged fuel pumps and debris remain at a destroyed gas station beside a major roadway in Kharkiv region, Ukraine. Russian forces have increasingly targeted gas stations and fuel infrastructure across Ukraine, including along major roadways.-stock-foto
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KHARKIV REGION, UKRAINE — SEPTEMBER 30, 2026: The remains of a destroyed gas station stand beside a major roadway in Kharkiv region, Ukraine. Russian forces have increasingly targeted gas stations and fuel infrastructure across Ukraine, including along major roadways.-stock-foto
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KHARKIV REGION, UKRAINE — SEPTEMBER 30, 2026: A destroyed gas station stands beside a major roadway at sunset in Kharkiv region, Ukraine. Russian forces have increasingly targeted gas stations and fuel infrastructure across Ukraine, including along major roadways.-stock-foto
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Drone military drop,  black isolated vector silhouette-stock-foto
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A colour lithograph depicting Japanese infantrymen firing upon a Russian Red Cross train on the Trans-Siberian Railway during the Russo-Japanese War. The train, adorned with Red Cross flags, was reportedly carrying wounded soldiers to Port Arthur when it came under attack. The conflict arose from the competing imperial ambitions of the Russian Empire and the Empire of Japan in Manchuria and Korea. 15 May 1904.-stock-foto
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KYIV, UKRAINE - SEPTEMBER 17, 2026: Overturned freight train cars lie on mangled tracks at Mikilska Slobidka railway station after a Russian ballistic missile strike in Kyiv. The attack caused severe damage to critical rail infrastructure, forcing urban Kyiv City Express trains to bypass the area as emergency teams assess the wreckage.-stock-foto
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KYIV, UKRAINE - SEPTEMBER 17, 2026: A close-up of a sharp metal missile fragment held in hand at Mikilska Slobidka railway station following a Russian ballistic missile strike in Kyiv. The shrapnel was recovered from mangled tracks after a direct hit on critical transport infrastructure.-stock-foto
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KYIV, UKRAINE - SEPTEMBER 17, 2026: Heavy steel railway tracks and metal structures peppered with deep shrapnel holes and high-velocity fragment penetrations at Mikilska Slobidka station following a Russian missile strike in Kyiv. The severe perforation of thick industrial metal demonstrates the extreme force of blast fragmentation on critical transport infrastructure.-stock-foto
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KYIV, UKRAINE - SEPTEMBER 17, 2026: Heavy steel railway tracks and metal structures peppered with deep shrapnel holes and high-velocity fragment penetrations at Mikilska Slobidka station following a Russian missile strike in Kyiv. The severe perforation of thick industrial metal demonstrates the extreme force of blast fragmentation on critical transport infrastructure.-stock-foto
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KYIV, UKRAINE - SEPTEMBER 17, 2026: Heavy steel railway tracks and metal structures peppered with deep shrapnel holes and high-velocity fragment penetrations at Mikilska Slobidka station following a Russian missile strike in Kyiv. The severe perforation of thick industrial metal demonstrates the extreme force of blast fragmentation on critical transport infrastructure.-stock-foto
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KYIV, UKRAINE - SEPTEMBER 17, 2026: Heavy steel railway tracks and metal structures peppered with deep shrapnel holes and high-velocity fragment penetrations at Mikilska Slobidka station following a Russian missile strike in Kyiv. The severe perforation of thick industrial metal demonstrates the extreme force of blast fragmentation on critical transport infrastructure.-stock-foto
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KYIV, UKRAINE - SEPTEMBER 17, 2026: Twisted metal shrapnel and missile fragments lie scattered on ballast gravel at Mikilska Slobidka railway station following a Russian ballistic missile strike. The impact severely damaged railway tracks and infrastructure, leaving explosive remnants spread across the area.-stock-foto
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KYIV, UKRAINE - SEPTEMBER 17, 2026: Heavy steel railway tracks and metal structures peppered with deep shrapnel holes and high-velocity fragment penetrations at Mikilska Slobidka station following a Russian missile strike in Kyiv. The severe perforation of thick industrial metal demonstrates the extreme force of blast fragmentation on critical transport infrastructure.-stock-foto
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KYIV, UKRAINE - SEPTEMBER 17, 2026: A close-up view of severely warped and severed steel railway tracks at Mikilska Slobidka station following a Russian ballistic missile strike in Kyiv. The force of the explosion twisted heavy metal rails and shattered concrete sleepers, highlighting the direct damage to critical Ukrainian transport infrastructure.-stock-foto
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KYIV, UKRAINE - SEPTEMBER 17, 2026: A close-up view of severely warped and severed steel railway tracks at Mikilska Slobidka station following a Russian ballistic missile strike in Kyiv. The force of the explosion twisted heavy metal rails and shattered concrete sleepers, highlighting the direct damage to critical Ukrainian transport infrastructure.-stock-foto
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KYIV, UKRAINE - SEPTEMBER 17, 2026: A close-up of a sharp metal missile fragment held in hand at Mikilska Slobidka railway station following a Russian ballistic missile strike in Kyiv. The shrapnel was recovered from mangled tracks after a direct hit on critical transport infrastructure.-stock-foto
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KYIV, UKRAINE - SEPTEMBER 17, 2026: Overturned freight train cars lie on mangled tracks at Mikilska Slobidka railway station after a Russian ballistic missile strike in Kyiv. The attack caused severe damage to critical rail infrastructure, forcing urban Kyiv City Express trains to bypass the area as emergency teams assess the wreckage.-stock-foto
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KYIV, UKRAINE - SEPTEMBER 17, 2026: A close-up view of severely warped and severed steel railway tracks at Mikilska Slobidka station following a Russian ballistic missile strike in Kyiv. The force of the explosion twisted heavy metal rails and shattered concrete sleepers, highlighting the direct damage to critical Ukrainian transport infrastructure.-stock-foto
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KYIV, UKRAINE - SEPTEMBER 17, 2026: Overturned freight train cars lie on mangled tracks at Mikilska Slobidka railway station after a Russian ballistic missile strike in Kyiv. The attack caused severe damage to critical rail infrastructure, forcing urban Kyiv City Express trains to bypass the area as emergency teams assess the wreckage.-stock-foto
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KYIV, UKRAINE - SEPTEMBER 17, 2026: Overturned freight train cars lie on mangled tracks at Mikilska Slobidka railway station after a Russian ballistic missile strike in Kyiv. The attack caused severe damage to critical rail infrastructure, forcing urban Kyiv City Express trains to bypass the area as emergency teams assess the wreckage.-stock-foto
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KYIV, UKRAINE - SEPTEMBER 17, 2026: Overturned freight train cars lie on mangled tracks at Mikilska Slobidka railway station after a Russian ballistic missile strike in Kyiv. The attack caused severe damage to critical rail infrastructure, forcing urban Kyiv City Express trains to bypass the area as emergency teams assess the wreckage.-stock-foto
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KYIV, UKRAINE - SEPTEMBER 17, 2026: Overturned freight train cars lie on mangled tracks at Mikilska Slobidka railway station after a Russian ballistic missile strike in Kyiv. The attack caused severe damage to critical rail infrastructure, forcing urban Kyiv City Express trains to bypass the area as emergency teams assess the wreckage.-stock-foto
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KYIV, UKRAINE - SEPTEMBER 17, 2026: Twisted metal shrapnel and missile fragments lie scattered on ballast gravel at Mikilska Slobidka railway station following a Russian ballistic missile strike. The impact severely damaged railway tracks and infrastructure, leaving explosive remnants spread across the area.-stock-foto
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KYIV, UKRAINE - SEPTEMBER 17, 2026: A large blast crater lies under severed railway tracks and heavily damaged freight cars at Mikilska Slobidka station following a Russian ballistic missile strike. The direct impact caused severe destruction to critical rail infrastructure in Kyiv, disrupting regional logistics and forcing urban transit reroutes.-stock-foto
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KYIV, UKRAINE - SEPTEMBER 17, 2026: A large blast crater lies under severed railway tracks and heavily damaged freight cars at Mikilska Slobidka station following a Russian ballistic missile strike. The direct impact caused severe destruction to critical rail infrastructure in Kyiv, disrupting regional logistics and forcing urban transit reroutes.-stock-foto
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KYIV, UKRAINE - SEPTEMBER 17, 2026: A large blast crater lies under severed railway tracks and heavily damaged freight cars at Mikilska Slobidka station following a Russian ballistic missile strike. The direct impact caused severe destruction to critical rail infrastructure in Kyiv, disrupting regional logistics and forcing urban transit reroutes.-stock-foto
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KYIV, UKRAINE - SEPTEMBER 17, 2026: A large blast crater lies under severed railway tracks and heavily damaged freight cars at Mikilska Slobidka station following a Russian ballistic missile strike. The direct impact caused severe destruction to critical rail infrastructure in Kyiv, disrupting regional logistics and forcing urban transit reroutes.-stock-foto
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KYIV, UKRAINE - SEPTEMBER 17, 2026: A large blast crater lies under severed railway tracks and heavily damaged freight cars at Mikilska Slobidka station following a Russian ballistic missile strike. The direct impact caused severe destruction to critical rail infrastructure in Kyiv, disrupting regional logistics and forcing urban transit reroutes.-stock-foto
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KYIV, UKRAINE - SEPTEMBER 17, 2026: A large blast crater lies under severed railway tracks and heavily damaged freight cars at Mikilska Slobidka station following a Russian ballistic missile strike. The direct impact caused severe destruction to critical rail infrastructure in Kyiv, disrupting regional logistics and forcing urban transit reroutes.-stock-foto
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KYIV, UKRAINE - SEPTEMBER 17, 2026: A large blast crater lies under severed railway tracks and heavily damaged freight cars at Mikilska Slobidka station following a Russian ballistic missile strike. The direct impact caused severe destruction to critical rail infrastructure in Kyiv, disrupting regional logistics and forcing urban transit reroutes.-stock-foto
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KYIV, UKRAINE - SEPTEMBER 17, 2026: A large blast crater lies under severed railway tracks and heavily damaged freight cars at Mikilska Slobidka station following a Russian ballistic missile strike. The direct impact caused severe destruction to critical rail infrastructure in Kyiv, disrupting regional logistics and forcing urban transit reroutes.-stock-foto
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KYIV, UKRAINE - SEPTEMBER 17, 2026: A close-up view of severely warped and severed steel railway tracks at Mikilska Slobidka station following a Russian ballistic missile strike in Kyiv. The force of the explosion twisted heavy metal rails and shattered concrete sleepers, highlighting the direct damage to critical Ukrainian transport infrastructure.-stock-foto
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KYIV, UKRAINE - SEPTEMBER 17, 2026: A large blast crater lies under severed railway tracks and heavily damaged freight cars at Mikilska Slobidka station following a Russian ballistic missile strike. The direct impact caused severe destruction to critical rail infrastructure in Kyiv, disrupting regional logistics and forcing urban transit reroutes.-stock-foto
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KYIV, UKRAINE - SEPTEMBER 17, 2026: A large blast crater lies under severed railway tracks and heavily damaged freight cars at Mikilska Slobidka station following a Russian ballistic missile strike. The direct impact caused severe destruction to critical rail infrastructure in Kyiv, disrupting regional logistics and forcing urban transit reroutes.-stock-foto
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KYIV, UKRAINE - SEPTEMBER 17, 2026: A large blast crater lies under severed railway tracks and heavily damaged freight cars at Mikilska Slobidka station following a Russian ballistic missile strike. The direct impact caused severe destruction to critical rail infrastructure in Kyiv, disrupting regional logistics and forcing urban transit reroutes.-stock-foto
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KYIV, UKRAINE - SEPTEMBER 17, 2026: A large blast crater lies under severed railway tracks and heavily damaged freight cars at Mikilska Slobidka station following a Russian ballistic missile strike. The direct impact caused severe destruction to critical rail infrastructure in Kyiv, disrupting regional logistics and forcing urban transit reroutes.-stock-foto
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KYIV, UKRAINE - SEPTEMBER 17, 2026: Overturned freight train cars lie on mangled tracks at Mikilska Slobidka railway station after a Russian ballistic missile strike in Kyiv. The attack caused severe damage to critical rail infrastructure, forcing urban Kyiv City Express trains to bypass the area as emergency teams assess the wreckage.-stock-foto
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KYIV, UKRAINE - SEPTEMBER 17, 2026: Overturned freight train cars lie on mangled tracks at Mikilska Slobidka railway station after a Russian ballistic missile strike in Kyiv. The attack caused severe damage to critical rail infrastructure, forcing urban Kyiv City Express trains to bypass the area as emergency teams assess the wreckage.-stock-foto