Explosions in Ivano-Frankivsk: law enforcement confirms Russians blew up teenage agents

"The Security Service of Ukraine (SSU) and the National Police have established that the Russian secret services were behind the terrorist attack in the city of Ivano-Frankivsk in Ukraine’s west. The Russians remotely detonated explosives that two boys aged 17 and 15, whom they had recruited, were carrying to a designated drop-off point. The explosion killed one of the teenagers and seriously injured the other. Two passers-by were also wounded." Pravada

Pakistani Separatists Attack Train With Over 400 People On Board, Conduct Mass Killings

"One of the most brazen terror attacks and hostage standoffs the world has ever seen played out on Tuesday into Wednesday. The shocking incident in Pakistan's restive southwestern region involved a separatist Islamist group attacking and taking control of a large passenger train.

Some 450 passengers were travelling on the train from Quetta to Peshawar when it was attacked Tuesday by militants of the outlawed Balochistan Liberation Army (BLA). The group took a number of hostages after halting the train. Many bystanders are still missing.
Soon after the train had entered a tunnel, "intense gunfire" was unleashed by the militants. There had actually ben over 100 passengers on the train who were members of Pakistani security forces, but it's unclear whether many of these personnel were armed at the time.
Pakistani special forces were among the first to respond to the scene, also amid helicopter cover overhead, and a shootout ensued. But it ended in tragedy. While at least 35 militants were killed, some 100 civilians were reportedly executed by the terrorists.
The hunt for the remaining attackers appears to still be ongoing, as many of the gunmen fled into the nearby mountains." ZH

Enemy strikes railroad power facilities in Dnipropetrovsk region, disrupting trains

"In the morning, the enemy attacked railroad power facilities in the Dnipro region, resulting in

changes in the movement of several trains.
In particular, train No. 86 Lviv-Zaporizhzhia departed from Dnipro with a delay; train No. 72 Lviv-Pavlohrad will follow a changed route through the station Synelnykove-2 instead of Samar-Dniprovskyi." Ukrin