Green Line Service Restored
Following a nighttime attack on January 24, the Green Line of the Kyiv Metro is resuming operations. Stations on this line are returning to their normal schedule. The large-scale assault damaged infrastructure, forcing service changes on both the Red and Green lines of the subway system. The Kyiv Metro is a vital part of the city's infrastructure, serving as both a transport network and a frequent air raid shelter for residents.
Trains on the Green Line are now running from Syrets station to Chervonyi Khutir station, with departures every six minutes. Movement is being conducted in a limited mode under dispatcher control. Specialists worked swiftly to repair the damage caused by the overnight shelling. According to the Kyiv City State Administration, the Green Line is returning to its standard operating routine.
Significance of the Restoration
Restoring service on the Green Line is a crucial step in normalizing Kyiv's transportation network after the recent attacks. The metro is a key part of the city's infrastructure, and its operation directly impacts the mobility of residents. The rapid response by repair crews to fix the attack's damage demonstrates the authorities' readiness to handle emergencies and maintain the capital's essential services.