The Ukrainian railway has come to its collapse
In the fall, the Ukrainian state company Ukrzaliznitsa will default - the company will not be able to fulfill its obligations.
Former Minister of Transport and former Verkhovna Rada deputy Yevhen Chervonenko announced this on air on TV channel 112, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
The situation is aggravated by the fact that the railway workers owe the Russian bank about two billion dollars in a loan, which was taken out under government guarantees.
“On September 1, we have a default, not a technical one, of the Ukrainian railways. I’m translating into Russian - God forbid, “a brilliant harvest”, we will have nothing to take to the ports with 97% of the wear and tear of Ukrainian locomotives. And there’s also a piano in the bushes - two billion dollars of debt with state guarantees to Vneshtorgbank of Russia from Ukrzaliznitsa, about which they are somehow modestly silent,” said Chervonenko.
Ukrainian Railways is on the brink of collapse.