Tavria trains will change routes in Crimea until July 7.

The Grand Service Express Company (GSE) announced a temporary change in the movement pattern of the Tavria passenger trains from June 30, traveling between the Republic of Crimea and the mainland of Russia.

"All Tavria trains begin and end their routes in Crimea at the Kerch-Yuzhnaya Novy Park station," the organization said in a message on the Maks messenger.

A bus service will be organized for the further transportation of passengers deep into the Crimean Peninsula and back. The GSE clarified that the temporary traffic management procedure will remain in place until July 7.

The press service of the Grand Service Express carrier company reported on June 21 that 11 Tavria trains were delayed due to the closure of the Crimean Bridge. Several trains were running late in the direction from Crimea. Among them are No. 068 Kerch – Moscow, No. 098 Kerch – Moscow. While No. 007 St. Petersburg - Kerch, No. 092 Moscow – Sevastopol and others are detained in Crimea.