Railway

Due to the intensification of Russian attacks on Ukrainian railways and ports in 2025, the needs of the transport sector increased by approximately 24%.

The share of shipments to ports in the structure of rail grain exports is stable at 91%.

The French President called on the European Union to quickly adopt the 20th package of sanctions, introduce a “complete ban on maritime services” for Russian oil exports, and step up the fight against the so-called “shadow fleet.”

Grain exports through the western border crossings are suitable for oilseeds, but show problems with corn and wheat.

In 2025, Russia carried out more attacks on Ukrainian railway infrastructure than in 2023–2024 combined.

For 12 months of 2025, the volume of grain cargo transportation by rail amounted to 28.856 million tons, of which more than 24 million tons were sent for export.

Over the 23 days of December, 1.57 million tons of grain were transported for export by rail — 20% less than the same period last year.

The of Ukraine appeals to the international community with a strong condemnation of another wave of terror by the Russian Federation.

UZ reported that railway workers are gradually managing to normalize train traffic towards ports despite attacks by the Russian Federation on railway infrastructure

Currently, 92% of grain for export is transported to the ports of Great Odesa, and approximately 2% of grain goes to the western borders.