Zelensky congratulates railway workers on their professional holiday

Zelensky congratulates railway workers on their professional holiday

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President Volodymyr Zelensky thanked the Ukrainian railway workers for their non-stop work and assistance in extremely difficult conditions.

He said this in a greeting message on the occasion of the professional holiday of railway workers, Ukrinform reports.

“Railway Worker's Day. Day of people with iron courage and kind hearts. From the first hours of the full-scale war, risking their own lives, they helped others. In non-stop mode, often without sleep or rest, under fire, in extremely difficult conditions. The Ukrainian railway has become a real road of life. And evacuation trains are a salvation for millions of Ukrainians. Thank you for your work! We are moving towards victory together,” Zelensky wrote.

U.S. Ambassador to Ukraine Bridget Brink also congratulated the Ukrainian railway workers on their professional holiday.

“The tireless work of Ukraine’s railway workers helps keep Ukraine running. I have so much respect for your service, and thank you for all you do to support those who support Ukraine,” she wrote on Twitter.

The ambassador emphasized that railway workers play an important role in Ukraine's efforts to protect itself.

Ukraine marks Railway Worker’s Day on November 4.

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