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Керчь-Южная is a railway station in Crimea that has become the terminal point for all passenger trains traveling to and from the region. Due to restricted rail movement, most train routes now terminate or begin at this station, with passengers transported by bus for the final leg of their journey. The station serves as a key hub for rail services connecting Crimea with mainland Russia, particularly during periods of limited railway access. Daily train services to and from Crimea are limited to seven trains that operate up to Керчь-Южная, while other routes have been gradually canceled.
Events
Recent coverage
- Ran off the rails: pedigree cat Silka lost on railway station in Kerch — РИАМО
- In Crimea, restrictions on trains 'Tavria' were extended — Коммерсантъ
- Trains 'Tavria' will change routes in Crimea until July 7 — Вести
- Reduced train traffic schedule to and from Crimea extended for nearly two weeks — Фонтанка
- Number of trains on the Crimea route will be halved — Интерфакс
- Kerch-South Station will be the final stop for all trains on the Crimea route until June 25 — Интерфакс
- Trains 'Tavria' will change their route on June 24, including to St. Petersburg — Фонтанка
- Kerch-South Station to Remain the Final Stop for Trains on the Crimea Route as of June 24 — Интерфакс
- Trains from Kerch to Moscow and St. Petersburg will depart earlier than scheduled from June 24 to 27 — Вечерняя Москва
- Trains to Crimea on June 20 will only proceed to Kerch — Ведомости