Eurotrack

This step is foreseen by the strategy of integration of Ukraine and the European Union's railway networks

The railway section will provide direct access to Ukrainian goods from Warsaw to Lviv, and later to Kyiv

The development of border crossing points was discussed separately

At the end of February, Ukrzaliznytsia had 300 trolleys for rearranging railcars, and now – about 2.9 thousand units

Rail Baltica will connect Tallinn, Riga, Kaunas, Warsaw and Berlin; the cost of the project tops €7 billion

Alexander Kubrakov, Ukraine’s Minister of Infrastructure, urge to invest in border crossings capacities

Lviv deputy governor expects that the reconstruction of the Ukrainian part of the track may begin after receiving some assistance from Poland