The train following the annexed Crimea to St. Petersburg collided with the car
In the Dzhankoy district of the annexed Crimea, a passenger train, which was traveling from Simferopol to St. Petersburg, ran into a Skoda Octavia car on the evening of March 28. Four people, including two children, died, reported by the Ministry of Internal Affairs. According to preliminary data, a taxi driver who was taking a woman with two children tried to drive before the train to a traffic light prohibiting signal, TASS writes with reference to the press service of the UK.