Belarusian Railways resume daily service to Russia's Moscow, St. Petersburg
10:38, 9 April
Belarusian Railways is resuming daily service to Russia's Moscow on 13 April, BelTA learned from the press service of the Belarusian Railways.
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“Belarusian Railways in cooperation with Russian Railways continues its work on gradual resumption of international passenger traffic between the Republic of Belarus and the Russian Federation,” the press service said.
Belarus train No.2/1 Minsk-Moscow of Belarusian Railways will be in daily circulation starting from 13 April 2021.
Train No.52/51 Brest - Minsk - St. Petersburg of Belarusian Railways will start running again from 13 April 2021. The train will departure from Brest at 14:30 (from Minsk at 18:44) and arrive in St. Petersburg at 7:55. The train will start its way back from St. Petersburg at 18:23 to arrive in Minsk at 7:15, and in Brest at 11:56.
Train No.4/3 Moscow - Brest of Belarusian Railways will also start running on 13 April 2021, with the departure time from Brest at 17:37 and the arrival time in Moscow at 6:53. From Moscow the train will be departing at 22:17 and arriving in Brest at 10:31. The train will be a daily one.
Train No.302/301 Minsk - Gomel - Adler will resume service on 27 April 2021. The first train will depart from Minsk at 12:20 (from Gomel at 17:40) on 27 April 27 and arrive in Adler at 12:32 on 29 April. The train will leave from Adler at 16:08 on 29 April 2021 and arrive in Gomel at 12:30, and in Minsk - at 17:09 on 1 May 2021. At first the train will operate once every 4 days.
“These trains will provide services only to the citizens of the Republic of Belarus and the Russian Federation,” Belarusian Railways stressed.
