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‘We are made of iron’: the workers who keep trains running under fire

Sydney Morning Herald - World · 21 September 2026 at 5:00 am

‘We are made of iron’: the workers who keep trains running under fire

In Kyiv, David Crowe speaks to the workers who stay and keep the railways going at a time of rising danger.

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