Russian attack damages railway in Dnipropetrovsk Region: commuter train routes changed

Due to damage to railway infrastructure as a result of russian shelling, Ukrzaliznytsia has temporarily restricted the movement of several commuter trains in the Dnipropetrovsk and Donetsk Regions, the Ukrzaliznytsia press service reported.

In the Dnipropetrovsk Region, train No. 6141 will run on a shortened route Pysmenna - Dnipro-Holovnyi (instead of Chaplyne - Dnipro-Holovnyi). The directions of several trains have also been changed:

• No. 6110 - Dnipro - Pysmenna (instead of Dnipro - Chaplyne);
• No. 6127 - Pysmenna - Dnipro (instead of Chaplyne - Dnipro);
• No. 6122 - Dnipro - Pysmenna (instead of Dnipro - Demuryne);
• No. 6135 - Pysmenna - Synelnykove-1 (instead of Demuryne - Synelnykove-1).

In the Donetsk Region, the following routes have been temporarily changed:

• No. 6711 - Bantysheve - Kramatorsk (instead of Slovyansk - Kramatorsk);
• No. 6712 and No. 6718 - Slovyansk - Bantysheve (instead of Kramatorsk - Bantysheve).

Flights No. 6715, No. 6717, No. 6721 (Slovyansk - Kramatorsk) and No. 6716, No. 6722 (Kramatorsk - Slovyansk) have been temporarily canceled. Alternative bus connections have been organized for passengers on these routes.

Ukrzaliznytsia advises to check the current schedule on the website or in the mobile application before traveling.

As a reminder, Ukrzaliznytsia explained why Ukrainians are provided with exactly 3,000 km of free trips.