From November 28, Zhytomyr and Lutsk will have international rail service with Poland for the first time. Ukrzaliznytsia is launching train No. 123/124 Kyiv–Chełm, which will run every other day. Ukrzaliznytsia reports, writes UNN.
At a time when the enemy is trying to disrupt logistics, Ukrzaliznytsia continues to connect cities. Today, ticket sales begin for train No. 123/124 Kyiv–Chełm, which will provide international rail service for Zhytomyr and Lutsk for the first time
The train will run every other day. On even-numbered dates, it will depart from Kyiv at 18:48, stop in Zhytomyr at 21:38 and in Lutsk at 04:22, and arrive in Chełm at 10:47. Convenient connections to services to Warsaw, Lublin, and Poznań will be arranged there.
From Chełm, the train will depart on odd-numbered dates at 17:15. It will stop in Lutsk at 01:00 and in Zhytomyr at 08:20, and arrive in Kyiv at 11:15.
Thanks to its convenient schedule, the train will also be useful for traveling within Ukraine—between regional centers.