Ukrzaliznytsia renamed trains in honor of female railway workers whose children protect Ukraine.
Ukrzaliznytsia renamed trains in honor of railway workers for Mother's Day
Today, on Mother's Day,
'Ukrzaliznytsia' renamed all trains after female railway workers whose children protect Ukraine.This was reported by 'Hlavkom' with reference to the press service of the carrier.
'Mothers are the most reliable track of our lives, leading us from our first breath to every new height. Today we congratulate all mothers of Ukraine: those waiting for their children to return from the front; those who keep the family warmth thousands of kilometers away from home; those who fight for their children's future every day. In honor of Mother's Day, all trains of 'Ukrzaliznytsia' currently running across the country have been given the names of female railway workers whose children protect all Ukrainians in the Armed Forces of Ukraine; those who gave their lives; those who are in captivity...', - the statement reads.
It is noted that the tribute trains will travel across the country today, reminding of the strength and dedication of Ukrainian mothers.
'These journeys are a thank you from the railway workers for the love of mothers, which drives us forward even in the darkest times. May every mother have more reasons for joy and smiles. May your children be close – at the distance of hugs, not kilometers. We wish everyone comfortable and love-filled journeys by train', - they added in UZ.
The Importance of Mother's Day
Recall that according to the decree of the President of Ukraine Leonid Kuchma on May 10, 1999, Mother's Day is celebrated annually on the second Sunday of May. In 2025, this date falls on the 11th day of the month.
Each country celebrates this family holiday differently, but one thing remains unchanged – the day is dedicated to all women who have become or will soon become mothers.
This news discusses the importance and value of motherhood, the celebration of Mother's Day in Ukraine, and the manifestation of respect for mothers who sacrifice much for their children and country.
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