Today's shelling of the railway in Ukraine has caused major delays to train services. Some trains are delayed by up to 7 hours, while others have changed their routes. See the full list of delays and temporary changes to services
As a result of hostile shelling of railway infrastructure in the Kirovohrad region on September 3, more than three dozen passenger trains in Ukraine experienced significant delays. Some trains were forced to detour around the damaged section, causing delays of up to 7 hours. This is reported on the website of Ukrzaliznytsia.
The company emphasized that railway workers are working to minimize delays and restore normal service.
Shelling of the railway: how train service has changed
List of current delays:
(As of September 3, 1:53 p.m.)
No. 749/750 Kyiv — Budapest (+6:01)
No. 115/116 Chernivtsi — Zaporizhzhia (+5:17)
No. 253/254 Odesa — Kryvyi Rih (+5:11)
No. 53/54 Odesa — Dnipro (+5:04)
No. 39/40 Solotvyno — Zaporizhia (+5:02)
No. 5/6 Yasinya — Zaporizhia (+4:57)
No. 119/120 Dnipro — Chelm (+4:07)
No. 79/80 Dnipro — Lviv (+4:06)
No. 41/42 Truskavets — Dnipro (+4:00)
No. 107/108 Yasinya — Kryvyi Rih (+4:00)
No. 3/4 Uzhhorod — Zaporizhia (+3:58)
No. 71/72 Lviv — Pavlohrad (+3:45)
No. 85/86 Zaporizhia — Lviv (+3:37)
No. 91/92 Odesa — Kramatorsk (+3:23)
No. 31/32 Zaporizhia — Peremyshl (+3:01)
No. 31/32 Peremyshl — Zaporizhia (+2:43)
No. 109/110 Lviv — Kherson (+2:15)
No. 127/128 Lviv — Zaporizhia (+2:08)
No. 733/734 Dnipro — Kyiv (+1:41)
No. 705/706 Przemyśl — Kyiv (+1:38)
No. 59/60 Kharkiv — Odesa (+1:30)
No. 89/90 Kyiv — Przemyśl (+1:23)
No. 9/10 Budapest — Kyiv (+1:18)
No. 259/260 Chop — Kremenchuk (+1:09)
No. 773/774 Kyiv — Shostka (+1:03)
No. 257/258 Chernivtsi — Kropyvnytskyi (+0:14)
No. 711/712 Kyiv — Kramatorsk (+0:12)
No. 103/104 Lviv — Kramatorsk (+0:08)
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Trains that have already departed on a detour and are making up for the delay:
No. 75 Kyiv — Kryvyi Rih
No. 791 Kremenchuk — Kyiv
No. 85 Zaporizhzhia — Lviv
No. 79 Dnipro — Lviv
No. 51 Zaporizhzhia — Odesa
No. 119 Dnipro — Chełm
No. 37 Zaporizhia — Kyiv
No. 31 Zaporizhia — Przemyśl
No. 121 Kherson — Kramatorsk
No. 59 Kharkiv — Odesa
No. 65/165 Kharkiv — Cherkasy, Uman
Flights still awaiting infrastructure restoration:
No. 76 Kryvyi Rih — Kyiv
No. 102 Kramatorsk — Kherson
No. 38 Kyiv — Zaporizhia
No. 80 Lviv — Dnipro
No. 120 Chełm — Dnipro
No. 86 Lviv — Zaporizhia
No. 54 Odesa — Dnipro
No. 254 Odesa — Kryvyi Rih
No. 8 Odesa — Kharkiv
Temporary changes to routes
Due to damage to infrastructure, some trains are temporarily running on modified routes:
No. 116/115 Chernivtsi — Zaporizhzhia will only run to Dnipro station. Passengers traveling to/from Zaporizhia will be transported by train No. 6/5 Zaporizhia — Yasinya.
No. 86 Lviv — Zaporizhia will also only run to Dnipro station. Additional trains have been scheduled for passengers on the Dnipro — Zaporizhia section, in particular train No. 228 Zaporizhia — Dnipro (departing from Zaporizhia at 11:18).
Passengers traveling to Zaporizhia on these trains will be transferred to electric trains in Dnipro.
No. 128 Zaporizhia-Lviv will depart from Dnipro station instead of Zaporizhia.
Passengers with tickets from Zaporizhia can travel to Dnipro by train No. 228.
“We are doing everything possible to get you to your destinations. Thank you for your understanding and support,” Ukrzaliznytsia emphasized.
Ukrzaliznytsia urges passengers to follow the latest updates on official channels and on the company's website, where the current list of delays and route changes is published.
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