The Lviv–Mykolaiv train is delayed by 1 hour and 32 minutes
The schedules of dozens of flights across Ukraine were disrupted following the overnight attack
The Lviv — Mykolaiv train is running 1 hour and 32 minutes behind schedule this morning, October 14. Rail delays began following massive Russian strikes overnight. According to uz-vezemo.uz.gov.ua.
According to Ukrzaliznytsia’s official “Delayed Trains” service, a total of 89 long-distance passenger trains traveling on various routes across Ukraine are behind schedule.
Other services experiencing lengthy delays include:
- Kharkiv — Chełm — running 10 hours and 9 minutes late, the longest delay;
- Kharkiv — Rakhiv — delayed by more than 6 hours;
- Lviv — Kharkiv — also more than 6 hours behind schedule.
Overnight, Russian forces launched a massive attack on railway infrastructure in five regions of Ukraine. The strikes damaged Ukrzaliznytsia facilities and caused power outages. Train services had to be temporarily restricted on some sections of the network.
The service is updated continuously, so train arrival times may change.
We previously reported:
- The Mykolaiv — Lviv train is more than 12 hours behind schedule
- Two passengers seriously injured after a train was struck in the Kharkiv region
- Alert during a journey: Ukrzaliznytsia changes its rules — what passengers should do now
- Russian strikes on railway infrastructure in the Mykolaiv region are polluting the air: emissions have already exceeded 101 tonnes
- 12 attacks on the Mykolaiv region in one day: railway sections left without power and a house damaged in Lupareve
