Russia Paralyses the Railway: Why They Attack Substations and Depots

Russian attacks on the railway are not random - they have a specific scenario aimed at destroying substations and depots. This leads to the paralysis of routes and increased transportation costs, as explained by supervisory board member of 'Ukrzaliznytsia' Serhiy Leshchenko.

The scenario of the Russian enemy is to force trains to switch to diesel traction, which is three times more expensive. As a result, there are problems with freight transport and routes are severed. Nevertheless, the situation is not yet as critical as some sources have claimed.

In addition, as part of the 'UZ-3000' program, Ukrainians are promised a million free railway tickets for the low season to certain destinations. This will be a significant auxiliary resource for passengers, and the new compartment cars have received high praise from experts.