Editing Dnipro (section)

===Rail===
[[File:Головний залізничний вокзал Дніпра.jpg|right|thumb|Dnipro's main station is one of eastern Ukraine's largest]]
The city is a large railway junction, with many daily trains running to and from Eastern Europe and on domestic routes within Ukraine.

There are two railway terminals, [[Dnipro Railway station|Dnipro Holovnyi]] (main station) and Dnipro Lotsmanska (south station).

Two express passenger services run each day between [[Kyiv]] and Dnipro under the name 'Capital Express'. Other daytime services include suburban trains to towns and villages in the surrounding [[Dnipropetrovsk Oblast]]. Most long-distance trains tend to run at night to reduce the amount of daytime hours spent travelling by each passenger.

Domestic connections exist between Dnipro and [[Kyiv]], [[Lviv]], [[Odesa]], [[Ivano-Frankivsk]], [[Truskavets]], [[Kharkiv]] and many other smaller Ukrainian cities, while international destinations include, among others the Bulgarian seaside resort of [[Varna, Bulgaria|Varna]]. Following the [[2022 Russian invasion of Ukraine]] all railway connection between Ukraine and Belarus were axed.<ref name="7332827UkberuRail"/> Meaning that the pre-war international destinations to [[Minsk]] in Belarus, Moscow's [[Kursky Rail Terminal|Kursky Station]] and [[Saint Petersburg]]'s [[Vitebsky Rail Terminal|Vitebsky Station]] in Russia and [[Baku]]—the capital of [[Azerbaijan]]—are no longer in service.<ref name="7332827UkberuRail">{{Cite web|title=There is no longer a railway connection between Ukraine and Belarus – head of Ukrzaliznytsia|url=https://www.pravda.com.ua/eng/news/2022/03/19/7332827/|date=19 March 2022|access-date=18 November 2022|website=[[Ukrainska Pravda]] |language=English}}</ref>