Ukrainian Railways financial plan for 2024 approved

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First modernised EPL9T train of Ukrainian Railways Alexander Kamyshin via Twitter

The Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine approved the financial plan of Ukrainian Railways for 2024. It includes a wage increase for employees and investments in damaged infrastructure, but Ukrainian Railways cannot count on a significant budget from the state, as priorities lie in defence in the war with Russia.

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Ukrainian Railways financial plan for 2024 approved

modernised EPL9T train of Ukrainian Railways
First modernised EPL9T train of Ukrainian Railways Alexander Kamyshin via Twitter

The Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine approved the financial plan of Ukrainian Railways for 2024. It includes a wage increase for employees and investments in damaged infrastructure, but Ukrainian Railways cannot count on a significant budget from the state, as priorities lie in defence in the war with Russia.

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Author: Esther Geerts

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