Ukrainian president's first deputy rep in Crimea suggests stopping bus service with Russia

The Ukrainian president's first deputy permanent representative in the Autonomous Republic of Crimea, Izet Gdanov, suggests stopping the bus service with Russia.

"Terminating the railway service with the occupier is definitely a right decision by the Infrastructure Ministry, but it is also necessary to consider the termination of the bus service without delay," Gdanov wrote on Facebook, commenting on Ukrainian Infrastructure Minister Volodymyr Omelyan's statement on possible termination of the railway service with Russia.

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Earlier it became known that Ukraine's Infrastructure Ministry had been considering the closure of the railway communication with the Russian Federation, but the final decision is to be taken by the National Security and Defense Council of Ukraine and the Cabinet of Ministers.

There is no information about deadlines for stopping the railway service between Ukraine and Russia yet.