As a result of the shelling in Poltava region, trains are delayed: which routes were affected.

According to inkorr.com: As a result of the night shelling in the Poltava region, which led to power outages in several areas of the region, reserve locomotives had to be engaged. This caused delays in the movement of several passenger trains. This was reported by 'Gromadske' referring to 'Ukrzaliznytsia'.

Delayed trains:

• #102 Kherson – Kramatorsk,
• #63/111 Kharkiv, Izium – Lviv,
• #64/112 Lviv – Kharkiv, Izium,
• #791 Kremenchuk – Kyiv.

As of 07:00, all damage was repaired, and electricity supply was restored. Trains (including suburban electric trains) will continue to operate without further obstacles.

Let us remind you that as a result of the night shelling of the railway infrastructure by Russian troops, some trains had to wait. However, railway workers are actively working to restore movement, providing passengers with the necessary support.

In Poltava region, it was also recorded that a Russian drone hit a gas station. The consequences and photos from the scene were published by the State Emergency Service.

Thus, after the night shelling and power outages in several areas of the Poltava region, reserve locomotives were deployed, which led to delays in train movement. However, emergency damage was quickly repaired, and train movement was restored. Railway workers continue to work on restoring a normal schedule.

This situation highlights the importance of the rapid response of railway workers in emergency conditions. It is important for passengers to stay informed and receive the necessary support during such incidents. At the same time, the shelling by Russian troops continues to threaten infrastructure, posing additional challenges for transport services.