War in Ukraine: 818 Ukrainian Railway Workers Killed in Three Years of Hostilities

Over three years of hostilities, the war in Ukraine has led to significant losses among Ukrainian railway workers. According to reports, 818 employees have been killed while carrying out their duties or being in combat zones. This was reported by the railway transport news portal Railway Supply.

Railway Infrastructure at Risk Due to the War in Ukraine

The corporate channel “UZ VEZE” reports that both military personnel and civilians were among the deceased railway workers. They fell victim to shelling, drone attacks, and infrastructure destruction.

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In memory of the fallen employees, their names will be announced at all railway stations across Ukraine on February 24. Throughout the day, railway workers will read out the names of their lost colleagues every hour.

The Impact of Hostilities on the Railways

Previously, news emerged about the tragic death of a railway crossing attendant due to a drone attack. Air defense units are working to protect critical infrastructure, but the danger remains high.

Despite continuous strikes, Ukrainian railways continue to operate. Workers in the transport sector risk their lives daily to ensure the movement of passengers and cargo.

Ukrzaliznytsia extends its condolences to the families of the fallen employees. Their dedication and bravery will always be remembered by their colleagues.

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