Ukrzaliznytsia delayed several trains due to shelling in Dnipropetrovsk region.

Ukrzaliznytsia reported delays and reroutes for a number of trains following the massive Russian shelling of the Dnipropetrovsk region on the night of May 18.

Specifically, train #79/80 Dnipro-Lviv, which departed on May 17, will only travel as far as Kyiv. Passengers to Lviv will be transported by an additional train, #291, which will depart from the capital after the main train arrives, approximately at 1:30 PM.

The return route #80 Lviv-Dnipro will depart from Kyiv on May 18. Passengers from Lviv will be transferred to an additional train, #292 Lviv-Kyiv. Boarding will begin approximately at 3:10 PM, and passengers will transfer to the main train upon arrival in Kyiv.

Changes also affected train #86/85 Zaporizhzhia-Lviv. It will arrive in Lviv around 9:00 PM, so train #103/104 Lviv-Lozova will depart with a delay, at approximately 11:00 PM.

Train No. 285/286 Dnipro-Lviv will arrive in Lviv at approximately 18:00, and its return journey to Dnipro will depart approximately three hours late.

Additionally, train #83/84 Dnipro-Uzhhorod, which departed on May 17, will only operate to Lviv. Passengers traveling to Uzhhorod will be transferred to a separate train, scheduled to depart at approximately 6:00 PM.

A separate train will also be organized for passengers traveling back from Uzhhorod to Lviv, scheduled to depart at approximately 4:45 PM. In Lviv, passengers will transfer to the main train to Dnipro.

Ukrzaliznytsia added that snacks are being prepared for passengers on trains experiencing the longest delays. People were also urged to monitor the app, station announcements, and train crew announcements.