Ukrzaliznytsia trains are delayed by more than 16 hours due to Russian shelling
As of the morning of September 21, more than 50 Ukrzaliznytsia passenger trains are running behind schedule, with the longest delay exceeding 16 hours.
As of 11:00 a.m., the longest delays are on the following trains:
No. 121/122 Mykolaiv–Kyiv—16 hours 33 minutes;
No. 109/110 Mykolaiv–Lviv—12 hours 37 minutes;
No. 233/234 Kryvyi Rih – Chernivtsi – 11 hours 58 minutes;
No. 293/294 Kryvyi Rih – Rakhiv – 11 hours 58 minutes;
No. 3/4 Dnipro – Uzhhorod – 10 hours 24 minutes;
No. 285/286 Lviv – Dnipro – 7 hours 36 minutes;
No. 41/42 Truskavets – Dnipro – 7 hours 36 minutes;
No. 121/122 Kyiv – Mykolaiv – 5 hours 30 minutes;
No. 285/286 Dnipro – Lviv – 4 hours 58 minutes;
No. 41/42 Dnipro – Truskavets – 4 hours 58 minutes.
Ukrzaliznytsia has issued a warning regarding this.
The following trains are also running late: No. 31/32 Przemyśl – Zaporizhzhia-1, No. 3/4 Uzhhorod – Dnipro, No. 7/8 Odesa – Kharkiv, No. 79/80 Lviv – Dnipro, No. 261/262 Chernivtsi – Dnipro, and No. 61/62 Ivano-Frankivsk – Dnipro. Their delays exceed four hours.
As a reminder, on the night of September 17, Ukrzaliznytsia suspended train service 111 times due to drone hazards. Currently, some trains are running late.
On September 20, 16 Ukrzaliznytsia trains ran behind schedule, with the longest delay exceeding 15 hours. The most significant delays were recorded on trains traveling from Dnipro and Zaporizhzhia to Uzhhorod, Przemyśl, Truskavets, Lviv, Ivano-Frankivsk, and Chernivtsi.
