As a result of Russian shelling, a number of Ukrzaliznytsia trains are behind schedule. Five flights are delayed by 10 hours or more, another five by more than 5 hours.

In total (as of 21:30 Sunday, September 20) 47 Ukrainian trains are late. Current information about this is published on the official website of the Ukrzaliznytsia.

The longest delay is observed on two flights at once. These are " Both are on the road 15 hours and 27 minutes longer than scheduled..

The least significant delay from the schedule is observed on the route " It is only 8 minutes.

Let us add that of all 47 trains, more than half, namely 28, are delayed by at least an hour. Trains from Dnieper and Zaporozhye to Uzhgorod, Przemysl, Truskavets, Lviv, Ivano-Frankivsk and Chernivtsi are the most lagging behind..

Data on delays is constantly updated, so passengers are advised to look for schedules and predicted arrival times on the Ukrzaliznytsia website..

In mid-September, the operation of railway transport and stations during air attacks was changed in Ukraine.. The Cabinet of Ministers approved new rules for the operation of the railway depending on the threat level: “yellow” and “red”.

At the “yellow” level of air threat (danger of drone strikes), passengers will be able to board and disembark at train stations and stations. However, “Ukrzaliznytsia” will be able to quickly restrict movement if the security situation requires it.

In case of a “red” level (danger of missile attacks), passenger boarding and train departures will be suspended. People will be sent to shelters.

– On September 18, in the Kharkov region of the Russian Federation, a commuter train was shelled. A man died, eight people were injured.

– On the morning of September 16, Russian terrorists once again struck the railway infrastructure. A passenger train traveling along the Kyiv-Nikolaev route was hit.. The passengers and crew were evacuated, so there were no casualties.

– On September 13, the Russians attacked a passenger train 2 km from the border with Poland. Miraculously, the diplomatic train carrying European officials did not come under fire: due to alarm, it left the station a little earlier.