Ukrzaliznytsia reported train delays on August 7 due to the threat of shelling
On August 7, a number of trains traveling through the Dnipropetrovsk region deviated from their schedules due to an increased threat of Russian attacks and damage to infrastructure. This caused delays for return trips and the trains affected by them.
Currently, the longest delays are affecting the following trains:
- No. 119 Dnipro–Chełm +10:14
- No. 041 Dnipro–Truskavets +9:00 (limited to Lviv)
- No. 083 Dnipro–Mukachevo +9:14 (service limited to Lviv)
- No. 003 Dnipro–Uzhhorod +6:45
- No. 285 Dnipro–Lviv +6:03
Return trips will also have schedule deviations. Please pay close attention to updates in the Ukrzaliznytsia app and to announcements at the station.
Trains No. 41 Dnipro–Truskavets and No. 83 Dnipro–Mukachevo will be limited to Lviv. Passengers will be transported to Truskavets and Mukachevo via commuter trains. No additional tickets are required. Please follow the instructions of railway staff at the station.
The Ukrzaliznytsia team is optimizing routes and urgently preparing rolling stock to ensure your trip is as safe as possible and with minimal delays. Meanwhile, the World Central Kitchen team has been delivering food all day to the trains experiencing the longest delays. Today, the results achieved by our trusted partner are impressive—nearly 1,700 passengers and train crew members enjoyed delicious and hearty meals. Another 1,300 people were provided with water on an incredibly hot day.
Ukrzaliznytsia has stopped paying mobilized employees their average monthly salary. Instead, the company has introduced a one-time financial assistance payment following mobilization and upon veterans’ return to work.
