As a result, 26 trains are behind schedule, with the Chop-Kyiv flight being the longest delayed.

Up-to-date information as of 07:00 on May 6 on train delays was reported by the press service of the company.

1. No. 22 Truskavets – Kharkiv (+4:20 hours);
2. No. 60 Chop – Kyiv (+3:15 hours);
3. No. 3 Lviv – Zaporozhye (+2:56 hours);
4. No. 232 Lviv – Dnipro (+2:53 hours);
5. No. 135 Chernivtsi – Belgorod-Dnestrovsky (+2:38 hours);
6. No. 130 Ivano-Frankivsk – Kremenchuk (+2:28 hours);
7. No. 16 Ivano-Frankivsk – Kharkiv (+2:24 hours);
8. No. 8 Odessa – Kharkiv (+2:14 hours);
9. No. 120 Lviv – Zaporizhia (+1:39 h.);
10. No. 92 Odessa – Kharkiv (+1:29 hours);
11. No. 86 Lviv – Zaporozhye (+1:28 hours);
12. No. 149 Poltava – Chernivtsi (+1:27 hours);
13. No. 37 Uzhgorod – Odessa (+1:23 hours);
14. No. 11 Odessa – Lviv (+1:18 hours);
15. No. 25 Rakhiv – Odessa (+1:14 hours);
16. No. 97 Kyiv – Kovel (+1:14 hours);
17. No. 7 Kyiv – Chernivtsi (+1:14 hours);
18. No. 77 Kovel – Odessa (+1:07 hours);
19. No. 42 Lviv – Dnipro (+1:03 hours);
20. No. 81 Kyiv – Uzhgorod (+1:01 h.);
21. No. 105 Kyiv – Odessa (+1:01 h.);
22. No. 8 Chernivtsi – Kyiv (+1:01 h.);
23. No. 46 Lozova – Uzhgorod (+1 hour);
24. No. 710 Lviv – Darnitsa (+8 min.);
25. No. 705 Kyiv – Przemysl (+18 min.);
26. No. 774 Lviv – Darnitsa (+ 52 min.).

Passengers were urged to follow the official channels of Ukrzaliznytsia and announcements at railway stations.

Recall that Ukrzaliznytsia resumes Intercity+ service between Kyiv and Dnipro. From May 6, trains will again run between cities.

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