However, other experts say that the Russian railway system has enough depth to handle disruptions (see this map of the rail infrastructure around Kursk).

The first Russian shouted at me jovially, then waved his hand in disgust like Curly when I didn't understand him. I unfurled a map of the United States to show them where I was from.

Russia and Iran inked an agreement to finance a $1.7 billion rail system to connect a major global trade network amid international sanctions.

BelZhD, the union representing Belarusian railway workers, announced that as of August 12, Russian railway authority had asked its Belarusian counterpart not to dispatch trains to stations on the ...