VIDEO: Ukraine special forces destroy Russian freight train
Russia’s railfreight problems are only continuing to worsen. After sanctions last year sucked the country ...
Ukraine’s unexpected counter invasion has put further strain on Russia’s rail freight sector, which continues to lose ground as European shippers seek alternative capacity for Chinese exports.
Russian Railways (RZD) is now reportedly rejecting freight services from Belarus, after an influx of Russian soldiers by train into Kursk – part of which has been occupied by Ukrainian forces – led to congestion on tracks and overcrowding at stations.
Local reports, citing the Union of Belarusian Railroad ...
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