Due to Russian shelling, Ukrzaliznytsya trains are experiencing significant delays. The worst disruption at present is affecting services running through Ukraine’s southern regions.
This was shown by the train delay table on Ukrzaliznytsya’s website.
The longest delays are being recorded on routes from Dnipro and Zaporizhzhya. Trains from Kharkiv, Odesa, Kyiv and Cherkasy are also running late.
In particular, the Dnipro–Uzhhorod and Zaporizhzhya–Przemyśl trains are delayed by 13 hours 40 minutes.
Ukrzaliznytsya stresses that, in the event of heightened danger, rolling stock may be stopped.
Passengers are reminded that during an evacuation they must proceed to a shelter or move away from railway infrastructure to a safe distance of more than 200 metres.
There are also delays to suburban services: the Cherkasy–Uman service is delayed by almost 4.5 hours, while the Samiylivka–Dnipro train is delayed by 4 hours.
Ukrzaliznytsya urges passengers to take delays into account when planning journeys and to follow the latest information on train movements.