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CEO of Ukraine's railway monopoly Ukrzaliznytsia resigns

by The Kyiv Independent news desk February 27, 2023 7:46 PM 1 min read
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Oleksandr Kamyshin, CEO of Ukraine's state-owned railway monopoly Ukrzaliznytsia, announced his resignation on Feb. 27.

Kamyshin said that he would go on to head Ukrzaliznytsia's European Integration Office.

"I am resigning with a calm heart. The company works clearly and harmoniously," he wrote.

Kamyshin has regularly posted updates on social media about Ukrzaliznytsia's performance during wartime.

Trains have kept to a more or less regular schedule despite the threat of Russian attacks and transported thousands of refugees to safety since the full-scale invasion began.

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