Ukrzaliznytsia has restricted train traffic to Kramatorsk: how to get there now.

According to inkorr.com: Ukrzaliznytsia has temporarily restricted train traffic towards Kramatorsk and Sloviansk. All long-distance trains will only run to the limits of Kharkiv region due to security threats in the area. Passengers are informed about changes at the final stations on the day of departure through the company's mobile application. This was reported by RBK-Ukraine.

What changes in communication with Donetsk region

This was stated by the head of the Donetsk OVA and . Vadym Filashkin noted that bus shuttles will be organized for passengers from the temporary final station to Sloviansk and Kramatorsk, allowing people to continue their journey despite the cessation of rail traffic.

Filashkin also emphasized:

“The safety of people is the top priority. Together with the Defense Forces, law enforcement, and Ukrzaliznytsia, we are monitoring the situation - we will restore traffic as soon as it is possible.”

Changes also affected suburban routes, in particular, the connection between Bandyshove and Kramatorsk, as well as between Sloviansk and Raihorodok. Ukrzaliznytsia notes that station staff and conductors will assist passengers during transfers to help them easily reach their destinations.

Measures for passengers

Passengers of trains heading towards Kramatorsk receive up-to-date information about routes on the day of travel. Additional measures implemented by Ukrzaliznytsia include:

• transport shuttles between the final station and cities of Donetsk region;

• assistance to passengers by station staff;

• temporary restriction of suburban routes.

The company emphasizes that train traffic will resume only after the improvement of the security situation.

These measures demonstrate Ukrzaliznytsia's continuous attention to the safety of its passengers. Despite temporary difficulties, the company is doing everything possible to ensure comfortable and safe travel for passengers across Ukraine. While the situation remains tense, it is important to stay informed about all news and changes in schedules.