Key points
- Night attack of the Russian Federation on Dnipropetrovsk region caused a delay of a number of trains – some for over 9 hours.
- People and rolling stock were not injured – Ukrzaliznytsia delayed the departure of trains in advance due to the threat of strike drones.
- World Central Kitchen provides food for passengers of the most delayed trains on the way.
- Actual data on delays is available online on the uz-vezemo portal and in the Ukrzaliznytsia application.
Due to the night attack of the Russian Federation on Dnipropetrovsk region, Ukrzaliznytsia delayed the departure of a number of trains – some flights are delayed for over 9 hours.
It is worth noting that despite the difficult night, it was possible to save the passengers and the rolling stock of UZ from any damage.
– Ukrzaliznytsia.
In order to reduce delays, some routes were changed, and transfers were organized for passengers.
Train No. 79/80 Dnipro – Lviv, which departed from Dnipro on May 17, will proceed to Kyiv. Passengers to Lviv will be transferred in Kyiv to an additional train No. 291 Kyiv – Lviv, with an approximate departure time of around 13:30.
The return flight No. 80 Lviv – Dnipro on May 18 will start from Kyiv, and for passengers from Lviv, a substitute train No. 292 Lviv – Kyiv is scheduled with boarding at around 15:10.
Train No. 285/286 Dnipro – Lviv is expected to arrive in Lviv around 18:00, and the return flight will depart with a delay of about 3 hours.
Train No. 83/84 Dnipro – Uzhhorod will proceed to Lviv, and then passengers will be transferred to a separate train. The approximate departure time from Lviv to Uzhhorod is around 18:00.
World Central Kitchen is preparing snacks for passengers of trains with the longest delays on the way.
Actual information about train traffic can be tracked online on the uz-vezemo portal and in the Ukrzaliznytsia application.
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