Estonia plans to transfer a batch of locomotives to Ukraine to support the railway
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Estonia is preparing new aid for Ukraine aimed at supporting critical infrastructure. The country's government is working on the transfer of a significant number of locomotives, which will help the Ukrainian railway continue its operations under wartime conditions.
This issue was discussed by the foreign ministers of both states during a recent meeting. The parties emphasized that the stable operation of railway connections is extremely important for the transport of cargo and humanitarian aid throughout the territory of Ukraine.
In addition to the transfer of equipment, the ministers also discussed further steps for cooperation and preparations for future joint projects. Estonia remains one of Ukraine's most active partners, providing both military and technical assistance since the beginning of the full-scale invasion.
Currently, specialists from both countries are working on the technical details of the locomotive transfer. It is expected that this assistance will significantly facilitate the logistical tasks of Ukrzaliznytsia and help ensure the uninterrupted transport of goods, which is vital for the country's economy.
Sources: Главком
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