Trains with the longest delays due to substation attack are approaching their final stations - UZ
Kyiv • UNN
Some passenger services that were rerouted around the damaged section are already arriving at their final stations. Power restoration is ongoing, and trains are passing through the section with backup diesel locomotives.

Some of the passenger flights with the longest delays, which were forced to bypass the damaged section, are already approaching their final stations. Power restoration in the area of the attacked substations is still ongoing, trains are passing the section under reserve diesel locomotives. This was stated by "Ukrzaliznytsia", reports UNN.
Some of the flights with the longest delays, which were forced to bypass the damaged section, are already approaching their final stations. Return flights of these trains will also run with delays
Passengers of train No. 119/120 Dnipro - Chełm are already being awaited in Chełm by 6 buses to Lublin and Warsaw. Passengers of 6 trains in the Dnipro direction, which had the longest delay time, received 1500 portions of food during the journey.
Power restoration in the area of the attacked substations is still ongoing, trains are passing the section under reserve diesel locomotives, which were prepared in advance by railway workers. Until the final restoration of the infrastructure, train delays will continue tomorrow, especially for trains with long routes that run through the damaged section
Passengers of Intercity+ train No. 731 Zaporizhzhia - Kyiv will arrive in the capital with a significant delay and will be able to wait at the station until the curfew ends.
Today once again confirms: the experience of railway workers during years of full-scale invasion and developed protocols of action during crisis situations work, trains continue to move, no matter what happens, and passengers reach their stations - despite the enemy's attempts to disrupt plans
Recall
Due to a massive attack by Russia on September 17 on substations, passenger trains in the Odesa and Dnipro directions will run with delays. 20 reserve diesel locomotives are involved, and some flights are running on changed routes.