Ukrzaliznytsia has changed train schedules following a massive attack by Russia: which trains are delayed

6 July 08:31

Following Russia’s massive nighttime attack on Kyiv and the Kyiv region, Ukrzaliznytsia has temporarily altered the schedules of certain passenger trains. Due to the aftermath of shelling in certain areas of the Kyiv region, rescue workers have restricted rail traffic, and alternative routes are being arranged for passengers. This was reported by the Ukrzaliznytsia press service, according to "Komersant Ukrainian"

Which trains are running with delays

The company warned that a number of trains may be delayed due to the restrictions. However, all scheduled stops for passengers will remain unchanged.

Currently, the changes affect the following trains:

No. 93 Kharkiv — Kholm;
No. 134 Kamianets-Podilskyi — Kyiv;
No. 94 Kholm — Kharkiv;
No. 43 Dnipro — Ivano-Frankivsk;
No. 104 Lviv — Lozova.

To minimize delays, railway officials are rerouting certain trains via alternative routes.

Complete list of train delays as of July 6

According to the UZ Vezemo service, following the Russian Federation’s nighttime attack, a significant number of passenger trains are running with delays. The main cause of most schedule deviations is the impact of hostilities, while delays at the state border are affecting certain international routes.

Delay of more than 5 hours

No. 85/86 Lviv — Zaporizhzhia-1 — 8 hours 21 minutes (impact of hostilities);
No. 43/44 Dnipro-Holovnyi — Ivano-Frankivsk — 8 hours (impact of hostilities);
No. 127/128 Dnipro-Holovnyi — Lviv — 7 hours 43 minutes (impact of hostilities);
No. 37/38 Zaporizhzhia-1 — Kyiv-Passenger — 7 hours 19 minutes (due to hostilities);
No. 5/6 Zaporizhzhia-1 — Ivano-Frankivsk — 5 hours 51 minutes (due to hostilities);
No. 31/32 Zaporizhzhia-1 — Przemyśl Main Station — 5 hours 45 minutes (due to hostilities).

Delay of 4 to 5 hours

No. 79/80 Lviv — Dnipro-Main — 4 hours 48 minutes;
No . 93/94 Kharkiv-Passenger — Chełm — 4 hours 20 minutes;
No. 41/42 Dnipro-Holovnyi — Truskavets — 4 hours 14 minutes.

Delay of 3 to 4 hours

No. 107/108 Solotvyno-1 — Kyiv-Passenger — 3 hours 41 minutes;
No. 83/84 Dnipro-Holovnyi — Mukachevo — 3 hours 13 minutes.

Delay of 2 to 3 hours

No. 41/42 Truskavets — Dnipro-Holovnyi — 2 hours 40 minutes;
No. 75/76 Kryvyi Rih — Kyiv-Passenger — 2 hours 10 minutes.

Delay of 1 to 2 hours

No. 81/82 Uzhhorod — Kyiv-Pas. — 1:56;
No . 749/750 Kyiv-Passenger — Vienna West — 1:54;
No. 69/70 Przemyśl Main Station — Kremenchuk-Passenger — 1:53 (delay at the border);
No. 129/130 Mukachevo — Poltava-South — 1:53;
No. 17/18 Kharkiv-Passenger — Uzhhorod — 1:48;
No. 123/124 Kharkiv-Passenger — Chernivtsi — 1:45;
No. 1/2 Kharkiv-Passenger — Rakhiv — 1:45;
No . 19/20 Chełm — Kyiv-Passenger — 1:38 (delay at the border);
No. 67/68 Warsaw Zachodnia — Kyiv-Passenger — 1:38 (delay at the border);
No. 285/286 Lviv — Dnipro-Holovnyi — 1:24;
No. 3/4 Dnipro-Holovnyi — Uzhhorod — 1:18;
No. 85/86 Dnipro-Holovnyi — Lviv — 1:18;
No. 147/148 Odesa-Holovna — Zhytomyr — 1:17;
No. 67/68 Kyiv-Passenger — Warsaw West — 1:17;
No . 19/20 Kyiv-Passenger — Chełm — 1:17;
No. 11/12 Odesa-Main Station — Lviv — 1:17;
No. 35/36 Odesa-Main Station — Przemyśl Main Station — 1:17;
No. 257/258 Yasinya — Cherkasy — 1:10;
No. 259/260 Uzhhorod — Cherkasy — 1:10;
No. 7/8 Kharkiv-Passenger — Odesa-Main — 1:09;
No . 23/24 Kyiv-Passenger — Chełm — 1:07 (delay at the border);
No. 23/24 Chełm — Kyiv-Passenger — 1:05;
No . 705/706 Kyiv-Passenger — Przemyśl Main — 1:03 (delay at the border);
No. 765/766 Odessa-Main Station — Kyiv-Passenger Station — 1:02;
No. 233/234 Chernivtsi — Kryvyi Rih-Main Station — 1:00;
No. 715/716 Przemyśl Main Station — Kyiv-Passenger — 0:59 (delay at the border);
No. 133/134 Kamianets-Podilskyi — Kyiv-Passenger — 0:56;
No. 763/764 Odesa-Main Station — Kyiv-Passenger Station — 0:53.

Delays of up to 1 hour

The following trains are also running with delays of up to one hour:

No. 89/90 Kyiv — Przemyśl (48 min);
No. 273/274 Kyiv — Mukachevo (48 min);
No. 257/258 Cherkasy — Yasinya (46 min);
No. 259/260 Cherkasy — Uzhhorod (46 min);
No. 141/142 Yasinya — Chernivtsi (42 min);
No. 137/138 Yasinya — Kyiv (42 min);
No. 55/56 Rakhiv — Kyiv (42 min);
No. 81/82 Kyiv — Uzhhorod (42 min);
No. 747/748 Ternopil — Kyiv (41 min);
No. 65/66 Kyiv — Sumy (39 min);
No. 79/80 Dnipro — Lviv (37 min);
No. 99/100 Bucharest — Kyiv (36 min);
No. 87/88 Dnipro — Kovel (36 min);
No. 37/38 Odesa — Uzhhorod (36 min);
No. 103/104 Lviv — Lozova (33 min);
No. 37/38 Uzhhorod — Odesa (31 min);
No. 51/52 Kyiv — Przemyśl (29 min);
No. 7/8 Odesa — Kharkiv (29 min);
No. 31/32 Przemyśl — Zaporizhzhia (26 min);
No. 51/52 Przemyśl — Kyiv (23 min);
No. 91/92 Lviv — Kyiv (23 min);
No. 207/208 Kyiv — Ivano-Frankivsk (22 min);
No. 119/120 Chełm — Dnipro (22 min);
No. 21/22 Kharkiv — Lviv (22 min);
No. 99/100 Kyiv — Bucharest (21 min);
No. 61/62 Dnipro — Ivano-Frankivsk (20 min);
No. 261/262 Dnipro — Chernivtsi (20 min);
No. 93/94 Chełm — Kharkiv (19 min);
No. 43/44 Ivano-Frankivsk — Dnipro (19 min);
No. 77/78 Odesa — Kovel (19 min);
No. 97/98 Kovel — Kyiv (19 min);
No. 103/104 Lozova — Lviv (19 min);
No. 13/14 Solotvyno — Kyiv (18 min);
No. 237/238 Uzhhorod — Kyiv (18 min);
No. 11/12 Lviv — Odesa (17 min);
No. 35/36 Przemyśl — Odessa (17 min);
No. 135/136 Odesa — Chernivtsi (16 min);
No. 25/26 Odesa — Yasinya (16 min);
No. 27/28 Kyiv — Chop (13 min);
No. 105/106 Odesa — Kyiv (13 min);
No. 29/30 Kyiv — Uzhhorod (11 min);
No. 7/8 Kyiv — Chernivtsi (10 min);
No. 39/40 Solotvyno — Zaporizhzhia (9 min);
No. 25/26 Yasinya — Odesa (7 min);
No. 135/136 Chernivtsi — Odesa (7 min).

According to Ukrzaliznytsia, information about delays is constantly updated, so passengers are advised to check the current status of their trip on the UZ Vezemo service before traveling.

Commuter trains are also operating with restrictions

Due to the aftermath of the Russian attack, commuter train service toward Fastiv has also been disrupted.

In cooperation with the Kyiv Regional Military Administration, railway officials are organizing a shuttle bus service between Boyarka and Kyiv to ensure passenger transportation.

Why the changes occurred

Train service was altered following Russia’s overnight combined attack on Kyiv and the Kyiv region.

As a result of the Russian strike on the capital, people were killed, dozens were injured, and residential buildings and infrastructure were damaged.

Damage and casualties were also reported in the Kyiv region. Due to safety concerns on certain sections of the track, emergency services have temporarily restricted rail traffic, which has led to changes in the schedules of some trains.

Ukrzaliznytsia has assured the public that it is doing everything possible to restore normal service as quickly as possible and urges passengers to follow official announcements.

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Dzvenyslava Karplyuk

Editor