Ukrzaliznytsia launches a public tender to procure 100 passenger railcars valued at UAH 3.044 billion. The company uses Ukraine’s ProZorro procurement platform to manage the bidding process. The railcars are intended for passenger transportation services.
Ukrzaliznytsia implements updated safety protocols for railway operations during air threats. The Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine approved the new rules to protect passengers and staff amid Russian attacks on transport infrastructure. Measures adjust station and train procedures based on threat levels.
Ukraine reports Russia has damaged over 200 railway locomotives. The damage is attributed to ongoing conflict and military operations targeting critical infrastructure. Ukrainian authorities highlight the impact on transportation and logistics networks.
Ukraine’s Ministry for Communities and Territories Development outlines plans to implement a state-funded passenger transport system in 2026. The initiative includes subsidies covering the cost gap between actual transport expenses and regulated fares. Wi-Fi will also be introduced in sleeper trains as part of the upgrades.
