Ukraine's railway operator Ukrzaliznytsia announced a significant cyberattack that compromised its online ticket sales, yet it maintained stable train operations without delays. Onlookers in Kyiv noted unusually long lines at the city's main railway station as passengers sought to buy tickets for travel. The company reassured the public that train traffic continued without issues and operational processes were backed up. As a temporary measure, travelers were advised to board trains directly if they could not buy tickets in advance, ensuring continued transportation despite the attack.
Ukrzaliznytsia confirmed a large-scale cyberattack that disrupted online ticket sales, though train operations remained stable and unaffected.
Daryna Antoniuk reported that Kyiv's main railway station was unusually crowded, with many people waiting long lines for tickets.
The railway operator reassured passengers that despite the cyberattack, train traffic was stable and operational processes were intact in a backup format.
Ukrzaliznytsia encouraged travelers to board trains directly as a last resort if unable to purchase tickets through other means.
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