After the nighttime Russian attacks on the railway infrastructure in Zaporizhzhia, Dnipropetrovsk, and Kharkiv regions, Ukrzaliznytsia reported significant delays in passenger train movements. There are no casualties among staff or passengers, however, some tracks and facilities have been damaged, affecting the schedule. Details were provided by the company on the official channel of Ukrzaliznytsia.
Train delays and route changes on November 6
Trains in the eastern direction are running with deviations from the schedule. In particular, routes have been changed and delays recorded for the following trains:
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#102 Kherson–Husariivka
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#104 Lviv–Husariivka
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#712 Kyiv–Husariivka
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#92 Odesa–Husariivka.
Additionally, train #733 Dnipro–Kyiv is operating with an auxiliary locomotive, causing a delay from the schedule of about one hour.
Largest delays — up to 5 hours
On routes towards Donetsk and Zaporizhzhia regions, the arrival time of certain trains has increased to five hours. This concerns the following connections:
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#31/32 Zaporizhzhia–Przemyśl (+4 hours)
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#119/120 Dnipro–Chełm (+3 hours 24 minutes), which also carries additional cars from Pavlohrad–Kyiv
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#37/38 Zaporizhzhia–Kyiv (+3 hours 13 minutes).
There are also minor delays for some suburban trains in Sumy and the Chernihiv–Kyiv direction. Passengers are advised to consider this when planning their journeys.
Where to check the current schedule
Current information about train movements and possible delays can be tracked on the Ukrzaliznytsia website at the following link: uz-vezemo.uz.gov.ua/delayform.