#Train Delays

On the morning of September 30, 2026, dozens of Ukrzaliznytsia trains are running with delays of up to 10 hours following a massive night attack on Kyiv and Ukrainian regions.

After an overnight UAV attack on railway infrastructure on September 17, Ukrzaliznytsia switched trains No. 7/8 and No. 53/54 to reserve routes, increasing travel time by six hours. There were no casualties, and traffic through Berehystrah continues.

On September 13, Russia carried out systemic strikes on Ukraine's railway infrastructure, including the border zone with Poland. 'Ukrzalyznytsia' reports train delays on the Warsaw, Dnipro, and Sumy Oblast directions.

On September 2, Ukrzaliznytsia is recording delays of up to 10 hours 48 minutes for a number of trains — the record concerns the Lozova–Lviv service. The cause of the disruptions is the nighttime Russian ballistic strike on the railway infrastructure of Kyiv.

Ukrzaliznytsia has launched a claim-based refund service for passengers who missed their train due to delays or service cancellations amid shelling. The company promises an expedited compensation channel.

Ukrzaliznytsia has opened all paid waiting rooms at stations across the country for free until Friday morning due to mass train delays caused by air alerts and drone attacks.

On August 27, dozens of Ukrzaliznytsia trains are running with delays of up to 15 hours and 37 minutes due to the aftermath of a massive overnight Russian attack. The Sumy — Kyiv-Pasazhyrs'kyi train is the most delayed; meals are organized for passengers with delays exceeding 5 hours.