Moscow–Tolyatti train hit by external interference in Samara, driver injured

Passenger train No. 66 Moscow–Tolyatti was damaged on the Racheika–Belasheika stretch in Samara region, with the locomotive and first car hit and the driver injured, halting rail traffic. The cause is attributed to 'external interference,' suggesting possible sabotage or attack, though details remain unconfirmed. This marks a potential escalation in infrastructure targeting within Russia, raising security concerns for rail transport.