Ukraine train delays reach 11 hours amid alerts and shelling
The Zaporizhzhia-1 to Przemyśl service is experiencing the longest reported disruption. Several trains from Dnipro are nearly nine hours behind schedule.
Passenger rail services across Ukraine continue to face major delays linked to air-raid alerts and shelling. Train No. 31/32 from Zaporizhzhia-1 to Przemyśl is running approximately 11 hours late, with arrival currently forecast for 20:19.
Three Dnipro departures are each delayed by about eight hours and 50 minutes: trains No. 285/286 and No. 127/128 to Lviv, and No. 41/42 to Truskavets. Services from Uzhhorod to Dnipro and from Przemyśl to Zaporizhzhia are around seven hours and 50 minutes behind schedule.
Other significant disruptions include a delay of six hours and 30 minutes on the Mykolaiv–Kyiv route and four hours and 30 minutes on the Zhmerynka–Konotop service. Numerous other trains are running between one hour and two and a half hours late.
Most listed services remain en route, and estimated arrival times may be revised. Passengers can monitor updates through the online delay board
