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Ukraine has nearly exhausted its reserve of locomotives due to Russian strikes on the railway network. The country is negotiating with European partners to secure additional rolling stock. Talks are ongoing with countries whose railways use the same track gauge as Ukraine's. Three locomotives were lost in the area of the Pivdennyi port, leading to a shortage that has become a weak link in port logistics. The resumption of Black Sea port operations is still challenged by the issue of delivering cargo to the berths. Maritime exports depend on both shipping safety and the railway's capacity to transport products. In recent weeks, Russia has intensified attacks on trains carrying grain and iron ore, key Ukrainian export cargoes. On 15 September, Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha called on partners to assist Ukraine with locomotives compatible with the 1520 mm track gauge and with funding for the purchase of new ones. According to Sybiha, since the beginning of the full-scale invasion, Russian attacks have damaged or destroyed over 500 locomotives, more than half of them in 2026.
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