Ukrzaliznytsia has scheduled trains to Rakhiv and Mukachevo for June 12-15. Additional services will be launched due to high demand for travel to the mountains.
A female employee was killed and another wounded in an attack on the Sumy region railway. Train traffic continues, but delays are up to two hours.
Occupiers struck a locomotive depot in the Sumy region, resulting in the death of a woman and leaving four others with burns. Train traffic in the region is maintained.
Debris from a downed "Shahed" fell onto the roof of a carriage on the Sumy-Rakhiv train, sparking a fire. Passengers were in a shelter; the flight is delayed by five hours due to the incident.
Ukrzaliznytsia expects 7 million passengers this summer with demand reaching up to seven people per seat. To purchase tickets, users are advised to use the auto-buy feature in the app.
Starting June 28, Ukrzaliznytsia is launching 12 new routes and extending services to the mountains. Ticket sales for the updated schedule start today.
In Zaporizhzhia, an enemy drone struck a Ukrzaliznytsia electric locomotive. The locomotive crew managed to evacuate to a shelter, so there were no casualties.
Among the Ukrainians released on June 5 was railway worker Yevhen Rebrov, who spent three years in captivity. He has already met with his son and is on his way home.
Ukrzaliznytsia plans to raise freight tariffs by 45% to cover its deficit. This is necessary for debt restructuring and recovery following shelling attacks.
NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte arrived in Kyiv by rail. Ukrzaliznytsia called this visit an important gesture of solidarity and support for Ukraine.
A railway worker was injured due to a drone strike on a locomotive in the Kharkiv region. Trains are operating with minimal delays, and emergency services are working at the scene.
The enemy attacked railway infrastructure and rolling stock in Zaporizhzhia. As a result of the strike, a train driver was killed, and two other railway workers were injured.
Seven trains have been switched to a daily schedule, and an additional Kyiv — Chernivtsi service has been scheduled. The Sumy — Rakhiv route has been restored for summer travel.
Ukrzaliznytsia has equipped trains on routes to Lviv, Rivne, and Khmelnytskyi with air conditioning. More than five additional trainsets will be modernized by the end of the year.
SAP will appeal the decision to close the case concerning the embezzlement of 93 million UAH from Ukrzaliznytsia. The proceedings against MP Dubnevych were closed due to the expiration of the statute of limitations.
HACC closed the case against MP Dubnevych and seven other individuals due to the expiration of the investigation deadlines. The case concerned the illegal misappropriation of 93 million hryvnias from Ukrzaliznytsia.
Tsikhanouskaya arrived in Kyiv and honored the memory of a Belarusian volunteer. She inspected the aftermath of the shelling and expressed solidarity with the Ukrainians.
A court has sentenced a Russian agent for setting fire to Ukrzaliznytsia equipment in Kyiv. The perpetrator will spend 15 years behind bars with confiscation of property for sabotage.
Due to shelling and rolling stock wear, it is predicted that six people will compete for a single seat this summer. Ukrzaliznytsia advises planning trips 20 days in advance and using the auto-buy feature.
LELÉKA returned to Kyiv after the Eurovision final with the song "Ridnym. " The artist entered the top 10 of the rankings, receiving a total of 221 points from the audience.
Due to the shelling of the Dnipropetrovsk region, the railway has adjusted train schedules and routes. Passengers will be transported with transfers to ensure safety and timely travel.
Russia has damaged four Ukrzaliznytsia locomotives over the past two days. Another strike on the railway occurred overnight in the Kharkiv region; no people were injured.
The enemy attacked the ports of the Odesa region, the railway, and residential buildings in six cities. Kyiv, Kharkiv, Odesa, Sumy, and other settlements came under fire.
The enemy attacked railway facilities in seven regions, damaging depots and locomotives. As a result of the shelling in Zdolbuniv, two of the company's employees were killed.
Prosecutor General Kravchenko announced suspicions in cases involving high treason, corruption, and terrorist attacks. Schemes involving trade union property, humanitarian aid, and land have been exposed.
At the summit in Leipzig, Ukraine presented the scale of destruction of its transport infrastructure. Sweden, Germany, and Norway are ready to contribute to the fund for its restoration.
The enemy damaged a locomotive and two carriages in the Mykolaiv region; no casualties were reported. Trains to Lozova and Kherson departed with delays due to equipment replacement.
Russia violated the ceasefire with strikes, including on Ukraine's infrastructure. Zelenskyy promises a mirror response and long-range sanctions for the aggression.
Ukrzaliznytsia is installing 800 modular shelters to protect its employees. One such structure has already saved the life of a train conductor during a drone attack.
The SBU and SBI have exposed five draft evasion schemes costing up to $20,000. The organizers face up to 12 years in prison with confiscation of property.
