<p>Moscow: A section of railroad near the city of Nizhny Tagil in Russia's Urals region was hit by a "bang", TASS and RBC news agencies reported on Monday, citing the transport prosecutor's office.</p><p>Russian mainstream media frequently uses the term "bang" as a euphemism for a blast.</p><p><em>Baza</em>, a Russian media outlet with security sources, said the blast on railway took place near the station of San-Donato, near an oil depot.</p>.Ukraine shows evidence Russia fired North Korea missile at Kharkiv.<p>Last month, a Ukrainian source told <em>Reuters</em> that Ukraine's domestic spy agency had detonated explosives on a Russian railway line deep in Siberia, the second attack in a week on military supply routes in the area.</p><p>The Russian news agencies said on Monday no one was injured and there was no damage from the latest incident.</p><p><em>RBC</em>, citing the Russian Railways, said traffic in the area was "restricted", and some trains might run behind schedule. </p>
<p>Moscow: A section of railroad near the city of Nizhny Tagil in Russia's Urals region was hit by a "bang", TASS and RBC news agencies reported on Monday, citing the transport prosecutor's office.</p><p>Russian mainstream media frequently uses the term "bang" as a euphemism for a blast.</p><p><em>Baza</em>, a Russian media outlet with security sources, said the blast on railway took place near the station of San-Donato, near an oil depot.</p>.Ukraine shows evidence Russia fired North Korea missile at Kharkiv.<p>Last month, a Ukrainian source told <em>Reuters</em> that Ukraine's domestic spy agency had detonated explosives on a Russian railway line deep in Siberia, the second attack in a week on military supply routes in the area.</p><p>The Russian news agencies said on Monday no one was injured and there was no damage from the latest incident.</p><p><em>RBC</em>, citing the Russian Railways, said traffic in the area was "restricted", and some trains might run behind schedule. </p>