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Finland Donates Locomotives to Ukraine

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Russia has repeatedly attacked Ukraine's railway infrastructure during its war of aggression. Ukraine has lost hundreds of locomotives in the attacks.

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Ukraine has requested locomotives from Finland to replace the equipment destroyed in Russian attacks.

·Helsinki, Finland
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Russia has repeatedly attacked Ukraine's railway infrastructure during its war of aggression. Ukraine has lost hundreds of locomotives in the attacks.

·Helsinki, Finland
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Rail transport is critical for both the Ukrainian economy and the country's population. But hundreds of locomotives have been destroyed in Russia's offensive war. Now Finland is donating ten locomotives, which VR has decommissioned, to Ukraine.

Finnish Prime Minister Petteri Orpo announced during a visit to Kiev that his country will hand over 10 locomotives to Ukraine to compensate for the losses lost as a result of Russian attacks.

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Finland is donating ten diesel locomotives to the Ukrainian state to replace lost equipment, the Government said in a statement. The locomotives to be donated are VR's equipment that is being phased out. Ukraine has requested locomotive equipment from Finland. The article Finland Donates VR's Old Locomotives to Ukraine was first published on SSS.fi.

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yle broke the news in Helsinki, Finland on Thursday, October 22, 2026.
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