One night in Vyshneve altered the lives of several of our colleagues' families. An enemy strike destroyed nearly 5 streets, and over 600 people were evacuated. As a result of this shelling, the families of railway workers suffered critical losses to their homes and property.

To act as efficiently as possible and provide immediate help to everyone in need right now, we are not dividing our support into separate campaigns. The Iron Family platform is launching a Joint Emergency Fundraiser with a total goal of 1,500,000 UAH.

At this moment, we have confirmed information about the following affected colleagues:

• Alla Vasylivna Holodniuk — Leading Engineer, "Corporate Security Service" branch;

• Yevhen Valeriyovych Kyrylenko — Leading Engineer of the Technical Security Equipment Department, "Corporate Security Service" branch;

• Iryna Anatoliivna Borysenko — Manager, Head of the HR Management and Social Issues Department, "Healthcare Center" branch;

• Oksana Viktorivna Skrytska — Leading Economist, "Healthcare Center" branch;

• Yevhenii Viktorovych Ozhho — Manager, Head of the HR Management Center, "Station Company" branch;

• Olha Volodymyrivna Poloshko — Leading Engineer of the Operations Department, Management Apparatus of the "Suburban Passenger Company" branch;

• Valentyna Fedorivna Kosovan-Lazarenko — Manager, Head of the Department, "Suburban Passenger Company" branch;

• Dmytro Valeriyovych Simoroz — Manager of the Administrative Support Department, Management Apparatus of JSC "Ukrzaliznytsia";

• Oleh Oleksandrovych Samus — Section Chief of the Kyiv Track Distance production unit, "South-Western Railway" regional branch;

• Ihor Vasylovych Aytubaiev — Foreman for Current Track Maintenance and Repair of the Kyiv Track Distance, "South-Western Railway" regional branch.

You can support the railway workers' families by clicking the "Support" button on this fundraising page or by using the payment details in the general "Support" section. Every contribution helps our colleagues rebuild the foundation of their lives after this loss.

*Photos were taken from the scene using open internet sources and provided by the affected colleagues.