Ukrzaliznytsia Modifies Train Schedule Due to Security Threats in Dnipro and Surrounding Regions
On Friday, November 7, Ukrzaliznytsia announced the cancellation of several train departures to the city of Dnipro amid heightened security concerns caused by active hostilities in eastern Ukraine.
According to official reports, due to the increased threat of shelling and infrastructural disruptions, trains №7303 and №7304 connecting Dnipro with Kamianske, as well as train №6010 linking P’yatykhatsky and Dnipro, will not operate on this day.
However, the company assured that alternative routes with different departure times are available for passengers to reach their destinations.
It is also known that due to drone attacks by the enemy in Kramatorsk and Druzkhivka, long-distance train services on these routes were temporarily suspended.
On October 24, a drone attempted to attack the Kramatorsk station’s passenger train №104/103 from Lviv to Kramatorsk, resulting in an explosion which damaged train windows but caused no casualties.
Military experts warn that the threat of missile and drone strikes from the enemy in eastern Ukraine is intensifying, and train traffic in these regions remains under heightened security measures.