On January 11, due to night shelling, more than 60 trains in Ukraine were running with a deviation from the schedule, some flights were sent on changed routes, and delays of some trains reached up to 8 hours. Railways are repairing infrastructure damage and gradually returning traffic to normal schedule. Ukrzaliznytsia reports this.. As a result of night shelling, railway infrastructure facilities were damaged, causing more than 60 trains to run behind schedule.

This applies to both domestic and international and long-distance flights.. Ukrzaliznytsia reported that some trains were temporarily sent on changed routes to ensure traffic safety and minimize further delays. In particular, the following trains now run on changed routes:.

As of the morning of January 11, a number of trains have significant delays. The greatest delays were recorded on international and transit routes:.

Also, with delays of one to three hours, trains run between Zaporozhye - Yasinya, Kharkov - Uzhgorod, Lviv - Barvenkovo, Odessa - Przemysl, Ivano-Frankivsk - Kyiv, Dnepr - Lviv, Chernivtsi - Kyiv and a number of other flights. Ukrzaliznytsia notes that specialists are already working at the damage sites, eliminating the consequences of shelling and at the same time developing the most optimal routes so that trains return to their usual schedule as quickly as possible.