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Ukraine: "Systematic" attack hits railway network

SAPO Notícias13 September 2026 at 16:02

Ukraine's state railway operator, Ukrzaliznytsia, reports that Russian attacks continue to systematically hit the country's railway network. The attacks are affecting various regions of Ukraine, causing significant disruptions to rail transport.

As a result of the attacks, Ukrzaliznytsia has had to implement route changes, carry out evacuations and face considerable delays in rail services. The state operator stresses that attacks are continuing in multiple regions, causing widespread impacts on the country's transport infrastructure.

Why this matters

Readers who depend on the Ukrainian railway system for travel or freight transport face significant disruptions, with altered routes and widespread delays. These systematic attacks on critical infrastructure highlight the ongoing impact of the war on daily life and the country's economy, following a pattern of Russian attacks targeting civilian facilities. WHY: Readers who depend on the Ukrainian railway system face significant disruptions to their travel, with altered routes and widespread delays. The systematic attacks on railway infrastructure highlight the growing impact of the war on the daily lives of the population, following a Russian strategy of degrading Ukraine's logistical capabilities.

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