Central Media Centre
Media Centre are on hand to answer any questions journalistes may have concerning any aspect of Ukrzaliznytsia and rail travel in Ukraine today.
Head of Press Service (CEO press secretary): Lizunova Olena Viktorivna
(CEO press secretary): Deputy Press Service director: Kozutska Tetyana Olexandrivna
Tverska str, 7, Kyiv–150, MPS 03680,
tel.: (044) 465-24-28, 465-21-76, 465-21-72,
fax (044) 465-24-39,
е-mail: ргеsscenter@uz.gov.ua
2013 photo of a Ukrainian Railways train departing Kiev for the Crimea 
Despite the intervention in parts of Crimea, Ukraine by forces connected to Russia in the past few days, the rail border between the countries remains open today. Neither , the Ukrainian national railway, nor  have any announcements on their website regarding any changes in service.

According to '''', people entering the Ukraine from Russia are receiving extra scrutiny at at the border.  At platform checkpoints for passport control,   If the guards suspect people are entering for the purpose of destabilizing the country, the police reserve the right to deny them entry to the country.

The  reports that Russians traveling via train between the two countries have been turned away at the border including a man traveling from  to , a .

The 2014 Winter Paralympics are scheduled to start Friday in Sochi, Russia and some attendees, including ''Wikinews'' reporters, are scheduled to arrive at the Games via trains between Russia and the Ukraine.