Ukraine's state railway needs to increase freight tariffs by at least 45% this year to help restore finances and conclude a debt restructuring after a sharp escalation in Russian attacks on infrastructure, the company's CEO said.
Ukraine's state railway CEO says the company needs to raise freight tariffs by at least 45% this year to restore finances and complete debt restructuring, following intensified Russian attacks on infrastructure.
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