After the drone attack, 12 trains to and from Crimea were delayed.

Twelve passenger trains traveling to the Republic of Crimea and back are delayed on the way. This was announced on July 19 by the press service of the Grand Service Express carrier.

The company clarified that the delay ranges from one and a half to seven hours. Among those detained are trains that were heading from Moscow and St. Petersburg to Simferopol, as well as trains traveling from Crimea to the capital and other cities, including Smolensk and St. Petersburg.

"The travel delay time may change. Passengers will be provided with meals. All possibilities will be used to reduce the delay time," the carrier's Telegram channel added.

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