Russian troops continue to attack civilian infrastructure in Ukraine, including the railways. Taking this into account, in front-line areas - in particular in the Kharkov, Zaporozhye and Sumy regions - train movement is carried out with enhanced security measures.

This was reported by Ukrzaliznytsia.. It is noted that as a result of shelling in the Sumy region, a railway duty worker who was on her way to work was injured - the woman was given assistance.

Passengers traveling in the direction of Lozovaya – Barvenkovo \u200b\u200b– Kramatorsk are asked to use the bus detour. For this purpose, a docking was organized.

Enhanced threat monitoring continues - bus transfers between Dnieper and Zaporozhye are planned for February 5, which are provided with the participation of the humanitarian mission "

Those heading to Sinelnikovo or Zaporozhye are asked to listen to the instructions of the train crew and station workers at the entrance to the Dnieper. And for those departing from these cities, carefully monitor messages in the application and announcements at the station.

“Provided that the security situation allows, we can allow trains to pass through in a targeted manner (as was the case on Sunday). But the priority remains unchanged - the safety of passengers and railway workers,” the railway workers warned.

Train traffic was not stopped even despite the shelling. But monitoring groups work in an enhanced mode, and in the event of a direct threat from UAVs, forced stops may be made near shelters.

Passengers are asked to follow updates on the official resources of Ukrzaliznytsia and turn on push notifications in its application.