List of named passenger trains of Russia

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This article contains a list of named passenger trains in Russia.

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Russian nameTransliterated nameName meaningRailroadTrain endpointsTrain numberOperatedNoteRef
АврораAvrora Aurora RŽD Moscow Leningradsky – St.Petersburg Glavny 741/742, 743/7441963–2010Returning to service 19th December 2024?
АрктикаArktika Arctic RŽD Moscow Leningradsky – Murmansk 015А/016Аpresent [1]
БаргузинBarguzin Barguzin river RŽD Irkutsk – Zabaykalsk 321И/322Иpresent [2]
БелогорьеBelogorie Belogorye RŽD Moscow Kursky – Belgorod 072В/071В2004–present [3]
Белые ночиBelye nochi White nights RŽD St. Petersburg Ladozhsky – Vologda 617Я/618Яpresent [4]
ВолгаVolga Volga river RŽD St.Petersburg Glavny – Nizhny Novgorod 059Г/059А1976–present [5]
ВолгоградVolgogradVolgograd RŽD Moscow Paveletsky – Volgograd 001Ж/001Иpresent [6]
ВоронежVoronezh Voronezh RŽD Moscow Paveletsky – Voronezh 025В/025Я2001–present [7]
ВяткаVyatka Vyatka river RŽD Moscow Yaroslavsky – Kirov 031Г/032Гpresent [8]
ГилюйGilyuy Gilyuy river RŽD Blagoveshchensk – Tynda 081Э/081Ч1994–present [9]
Демидовский экспрессDemidovskiy express P. G. Demidov express RŽD St. Petersburg Ladozhsky – Yekaterinburg 071Е/072Е2003–present [10]
Дневной экспрессDnevnoy expressDaily Express RŽD Samara – Penza 109Й/110Йpresent [11]
ЕнисейEnisey Yenisey river RŽD Moscow Yaroslavsky – Krasnoyarsk 055Ы/056Ы1993–present [12]
ЖигулиZhiguli Zhiguli mountains RŽD Moscow Kazansky – Samara 009Й/010Й1965–present [13]
ИнгушетияIngushetiya Ingushetia RŽD Moscow Kazansky – Nazran 146Э/145С2013–present [14]
ИртышIrtysh Irtysh river RŽD Novosibirsk – Omsk 088Н/087Нpresent [15]
ИталмасItalmas globeflower RŽD Moscow Kazansky – Izhevsk 025Г/026Гpresent [16]
КузбассKuzbass Kuznetsk Basin RŽD Novosibirsk – Kemerovo 029Н/030Нpresent [17]
Лев ТолстойLev Tolstoy Leo Tolstoy VR Group, RŽD Moscow Leningradsky – Helsinki 031А/032А1975–present [18]
ЛотосLotos Lotus RŽD Moscow Paveletsky – Astrakhan 005Г/005Жpresent [19]
Марий ЭлMariy El Mari El RŽD Moscow Kazansky – Yoshkar Ola 058Э/058Г1993–present [20]
МордовияMordoviya Mordovia RŽD Moscow Kazansky – Saransk 041Й/042Й1995–present [21]
НижегородецNizhegorodets Nizhegorodian RŽD Moscow Kursky – Nizhny Novgorod 035Г/036Эpresent [22]
СаратовSaratov Saratov RŽD Moscow Paveletsky – Saratov 009Г/009Жpresent [23]
ФирменныйFirmenniyDeluxe train RŽD Nizhny Novgorod – Izhevsk 051Г/051Эpresent [24]
НовокузнецкNovokuznetsk Novokuznetsk RŽD St. Petersburg Ladozhsky – Novokuznetsk 013Н/014Н1996–present [25]
ОбьOb Ob river RŽD Novosibirsk – Novy Urengoy 125Н/125Еpresent [26]
ОкеанOkeanOcean RŽD Vladivostok - Khabarovsk 005Э/006Э2000–present [27]
ОмичOmich"of Omsk" RŽD Omsk — Nizhnevartovsk 115Н/115Еpresent [28]
ОренбуржьеOrenburzhie Orenburg Oblast RŽD Moscow Kazansky – Orenburg 031Е/032Й1977–present [29]
КарелияKareliya Karelia RŽD Moscow Leningradsky – Petrozavodsk 017А/018А1996-2007, 2012–present [30]
ПоволжьеPovolzhye Volga region RŽD St. Petersburg Moskovsky – Kazan 133Г/133Аpresent [31]
Полярная стрелаPolyarnaya strelaPolar Arrow RŽD Moscow Yaroslavsky – Labytnangi 022Я/021Н2004–present [32]
ПоморьеPomoriePomorie region RŽD Moscow Yaroslavsky – Severodvinsk 116М/115Я2013–present [33]
Moscow Yaroslavsky – Arkhangelsk 118М/117Я [34]
ПриоскольеPrioskolie Oskol river region RŽD Moscow Kursky – Stary Oskol 057Ч/057В2005–present [35]
ПсковPskov Pskov RŽD Moscow Leningradsky – Pskov 010А/010Чpresent [36]
РоссияRossiya Russia RŽD Moscow Yaroslavsky – Vladivostok 002Щ/001М1966–presentThe longest single passenger train journey in the world [37] [38]
СамараSamara Samara RŽD St. Petersburg Moskovsky – Samara 107Й/107Ж2005–present [39]
Северная ПальмираSevernaya Palmira Northern Palmyra RŽD St. Petersburg Moskovsky – Adler 035А/036А
(035В/036С)		2016–present [40]
Северный УралSevernyi Ural Northern Ural RŽD Moscow Yaroslavsky – Serov 084М/084Е1984–present [41]
СураSura Sura river RŽD Moscow Kazansky – Penza 051Й/052М1966–present [42]
СыктывкарSyktyvkar Syktyvkar RŽD Moscow Yaroslavsky – Syktyvkar 034М/034Я2006–present [43]
ТамбовTambov Tambov RŽD Moscow Paveletsky – Tambov 031Ч/031В1994–present [44]
ТомичTomich"of Tomsk" RŽD Moscow Yaroslavsky – Tomsk-2 037Н/038Нpresent [45]
ТюменьTyumen Tyumen RŽD Moscow Kazansky – Nizhevartovsk 059Е/060Уpresent [46]
УльяновскUliyanovsk Ulyanovsk RŽD Moscow Kazansky – Ulyanovsk 021Й/022Й1993–present [47]
УралUral Ural RŽD Kislovodsk – Yekaterinburg 045Е/045С1964–presentUntil 2009 operated on the Moscow – Yekaterinburg line. [48]
ЧувашияChuvashiya Chuvashia RŽD Moscow Kazansky – Cheboksary 053Ж/054Гpresent [49]
ШекснаSheksna Sheksna river RŽD Moscow Yaroslavsky – Cherepovets 126Ч/126Яpresent [50]
Южный УралYuzhny Ural South Ural RŽD Moscow Kazansky – Chelyabinsk 013У/014Е1965–present [51]
ЮностьYunostYouth RŽD Khabarovsk – Komsomolsk-on-Amur 667Э/667Ж2011–presentYunost (№ 023/024) previously operated on the Moscow-St. Petersburg line (–2009) [52]
ЯмалYamal Yamal RŽD Moscow Yaroslavsky – Novy Urengoi 011Е/012Я2003–present [53]
ЯнтарьYantar Amber RŽD, BŽD Moscow Belorussky – Minsk Main – Kaliningrad 029Ч/030Ч1961–present [54]
КавказKavkaz Caucasus RŽD Moscow Kazansky – Kislovodsk 003С/004М2017–present [55]
Иван ПаристыйIvan ParistiyIvan Paristy RŽD Moscow Kiyevsky – Bryansk 737А/738А

739А/740А

741В/742В

1998–presentNamed "Desna" until 2006 after the Desna river.

Daily fast train, not categorized as "branded" (firmeny)

 [56]

[57]

[58]

Красная стрела Krasnaya strela Red Arrow RŽD Moscow Leningradsky – St. Petersburg Moskovsky

(Saint Petersburg–Moscow railway)

002А/001А1931–presentFirst and oldest named (firmeny) train in Russia. [59]
Смена-А. БетанкурSmena-A. BetankurSmena magazine / A. de Betancourt RŽD 025А/026А1989–present [60]
ЭкспрессExpressExpress RŽD 003А/004Аpresent [61]
Невский экспресс Nevsky Express Neva river RŽD 747/7482001–2008, 2010–presentDaily fast train, not categorized as "branded" (firmeny) [62]
Гранд ЭкспрессGrand ExpressGrand Expressprivate company054Ч/053Ч2005–presentFirst privately owned named train in Russia. [63]
Мегаполис MegapolisMegapolisprivate company019У/020У2006–present [64]
Сапсан Sapsan Peregrine falcon RŽD 2009–present High-speed train [65]
Алле́гро Allegro Allegro (music) Karelian Trains Helsinki Central – St. Petersburg Finlyandsky 781М/782М, 783М/784М, 785М/786A, 787М/788М2010–present High-speed train [66]
Ласточка Lastochka Swallow RŽD St. Petersburg Moskovsky – Veliky Novgorod,

Moscow – Nizhny Novgorod,
Rosa Khutor – Krasnodar,
Imeretinsky Kurort – Krasnodar,
Maikop – Adler,
Moscow – Smolensk,
Krasnodar– Anapa,
Krasnodar– Kislovodsk

present High-speed train [67]
Стриж Strizh Swift RŽD Moscow – Nizhny Novgorod,
Moscow – Berlin Ostbahnhof 		present High-speed train [68]
Славянский экспрессSlavyansky Express BČ Moscow Belorussky – Brest 2006–2010 (Moscow – Minsk)

2011–present

ТаврияTavriya Tavria private companyMoscow Kazansky – Simferopol,
St. Petersburg Moskovsky – Sevastopol 		028Ч/028С

007А/008С

2019–present [69]
ТатарстанTatarstan Tatarstan RŽD Moscow Kazansky – Kazan 001Г/002Й1993–presentPremium category since 2009 [70]
КубаньKuban Kuban RŽD Moscow Kazansky – Novorossiysk 030Й/030СpresentPremium category since 2009 [71]
Ти́хий Дон Tikhiy Don And Quiet Flows the Don RŽD Moscow Kazansky – Rostov-on-Don 020С/019С1966–presentPremium category since 2009 [72]
СочиSochi Sochi RŽD Moscow Kazansky – Adler 102С/102М1964–presentPremium category since 2009 [73]
МосковияMoscovia Muscovy RŽD Moscow Kazansky – Adler 104Ж/104В2001–presentPremium category since 2010 [74]
Текстильный крайTextil'ny kraiTextile Land RŽD St. Petersburg Moskovsky – Ivanovo 045Я/045А2011–present [75]
Николаевский экспрессNikolaevsky Express Nikolay II RŽD Moscow Leningradsky – St. Petersburg Moskovsky 005А/006А2015–present [76]
Атаман ПлатовAtaman Platov Matvei Platov RŽD Rostov-on-Don – Adler 642С/642Ж2009–presentPreviously running on the Moscow – Rostov-on-Don line [77]
Тверской экспрессTverskoy Express Tver RŽD St. Petersburg Moskovsky – Astrakhan 109Ж/109Аpresent [78]
Савва МамонтовSavva Mamontov Savva Mamontov RŽD Moscow Yaroslavsky – Yaroslavl 105Я/106Я

103Я/104Я

101Я/102Я

present [79]
Балтийский экспрессBaltisky Express Baltic sea RŽD Moscow Leningradsky – Tallinn 034/033presentInternational train
Baltija (Baltics) RŽD, LDz St. Petersburg Vitebsky – Riga presentInternational train
Белый аистBely Aist BŽD Minsk Main – Kyiv Main presentInternational train
Bulgaria ExpressMoscow Kiyevsky – Sofia presentInternational train
Kazakhstan RŽD, KTŽ Saratov – Almaty presentInternational train
Kirghizia KTJ Moscow Kazansky – Bishkek-2 presentInternational train
Latvijas Ekspresis (from Latvian: Latvian Express) RŽD, LDz Moscow Rizhsky – Riga presentInternational train
ЛетуваLietuva Lithuania RŽD, BŽD, LG Moscow Belorussky – Minsk Main – Vilnius presentInternational train
MayakLighthouse RŽD, BŽD, UZ St. Petersburg Vitebsky – Kyiv Main – Odesa presentInternational train
Moldova RŽD, UZ, CFM Moscow (Kiyevsky) – Kyiv Main – Chişinău presentInternational train
Odesa RŽD, UZ Moscow Kiyevsky – Kyiv Main – Odesa presentInternational train
Moscow Express/Berlin DB, PKP, BŽD, RŽD Berlin Hauptbahnhof – Moscow Belorussky presentInternational train
Polonez RŽD, BŽD, PKP Moscow Belorussky – Minsk Main – Warszawa Centralna presentInternational train
Pridneprovie RŽD, UZ Moscow Kursky – Dnipro presentInternational train
SodruzhestvoCommonwealth RŽD, UZ, CFM Moscow Kiyevsky – Kyiv (Main) – Chişinău presentInternational train
Tajikistan TDŽ Moscow Kazansky – Dushanbe presentInternational train
Uzbekistan UTI Moscow Kazansky – Tashkent presentInternational train
VltavaMoscow Belorussky – Minsk Main – Warszawa Centralna – Prague Main presentInternational train
ВостокVostokEast RŽD, CR Moscow Yaroslavsky – Beijing Main presentInternational train
Vostok-Zapad ExpressEast-West Express RŽD, BŽD, PKP Moscow Belorussky – Minsk Main – Warszawa Centralna presentInternational train
ЮрмалаYurmala Jūrmala RŽD, LDz Moscow Rizhsky – Riga presentInternational train
Афанасий НикитинAfanasiy Nikitin Afanasy Nikitin RŽD 037А/038А1991–present
АлтайAltay Altai RŽD Moscow Kazansky – Barnaul 036М/036Нnot named since 2011
БайкалBaikal Lake Baikal RŽD St. Petersburg Moskovsky – Irkutsk 1964–2013 [80]
БашкортостанBashkortostan Bashkortostan RŽD Moscow Kazansky – Ufa 039Й/040Й1965–2017 [81]
Belomorie RŽD Moscow (Yaroslavsky) – Arkhangelsk present
БелоруссияBelorussia Belarus RŽD, BŽD Moscow (Belorussky) – Minsk (Main)present
БуревестникBurevestnik Petrel RŽD Moscow (Kursky) – Nizhny Novgorod 153Г/154Гdiscontinued since 2014 [82]
Chelyabinsky Express RŽD St. Petersburg (Ladozhsky) – Chelyabinsk present
ЧерноморецChernomorets Blask Sea RŽD St. Petersburg Moskovsky – Novorossiysk discontinued since 2019
ДаурияDauriya Transbaikal RŽD Zabaikalsk – Chita 650Ч/649Чdiscontinued
Две столицыDve stolitsyTwo Capitals RŽD Moscow Leningradsky – St. Petersburg Moskovsky 063А/064Аdiscontinued [83]
Il'men' RŽD Moscow (Leningradsky) – Veliky Novgorod present
КамаKama Kama river RŽD Moscow Yaroslavsky – Perm 017Е/018Е1967–2010, 2016–2019
Kyiv RŽD, UZ Moscow (Kiyevsky) – Kyiv (Main)discontinued since 2014International train
Kostroma RŽD Moscow (Yaroslavsky) – Kostroma present
Красный ЯрKrasniy Yar Krasnoyarsk RŽD Novosibirsk – Krasnoyarsk 085Ы/086Ы2006–discontinued [84]
KrymCrimea RŽD, UZ Moscow (Kursky) – Kharkov – Simferopol discontinued since 2014
ЛипецкLipetsk RŽD Moscow Paveletsky – Lipetsk 029В/029Мdiscontinued
Lybid' RŽD, BŽD, UZ St. Petersburg (Vitebsky) – Kyiv (Main)present
МагниткаMagnitka Magnitogorsk Iron and Steel Works RŽD Moscow Kazansky – Magnitogorsk discontinued since 2010
МалахитMalahit Malachite RŽD Moscow Yaroslavsky – Nizhny Tagil 1976–2017 [85]
Minsk RŽD, BŽD Moscow (Belorussky) – Minsk (Main)present
Neman BŽD Moscow (Belorussky) – Grodno present
Nikolay Konaryov RŽD, UZ Moscow Kursky – Kharkov discontinued since 2019
Николай НикольскийNikolay NikolskiyNikolay Porfirievich Nikolsky RŽD Novosibirsk – Krasnoyarsk 083Н/084Нdiscontinued [86]
Osetia RŽD Moscow (Kazansky) – Rostov-on-Don – Vladikavkaz present
Peresvet RŽD St. Petersburg (Moskovsky) – Moscow (Kursky) – Bryansk present
РепинRepin Ilya Repin VR Group Helsinki Central – St. Petersburg Finlyandsky 1974–2010International train.
РыбинскRybinsk Rybinsk RŽD Moscow Belorussky – Rybinsk 601Я/602Яnot named since 2012
СаяныSayany Sayan Mountains RŽD Moscow Yaroslavsky – Abakan present
Serebryanye KlyuchiSilver Springs RŽD Moscow (Kazansky) – Sergach present
Seym RŽD Moscow (Kursky) – Lgov present
Сибелиус Sibelius Jean Sibelius VR Group Helsinki (Central) – St. Petersburg (Finlyandsky)1992–2010International train
Сибиряк Sibirjak Siberian DB, PKP, BŽD, RŽD, KTŽ Berlin Hauptbahnhof – Adler
Berlin Hauptbahnhof – Nur-Sultan
Berlin Hauptbahnhof – Chelyabinsk
Berlin Hauptbahnhof – Kazan
Berlin Hauptbahnhof – Moscow Belorussky
Berlin Hauptbahnhof – Novosibirsk
Berlin Hauptbahnhof – St. Petersburg Vitebsky
Berlin Hauptbahnhof – Ufa 		discontinued since 2013
СибирякSibiryak Siberian RŽD Moscow Yaroslavsky – Novosibirsk 025Н/026Нdiscontinued since 2014
SlavaGlory RŽD St. Petersburg (Moskovsky) – Moscow (Kursky) – Volgograd present
СмоленскSmolensk Smolensk RŽD Moscow Belorussky – Smolensk 033Ж/034Жpresent [87]
СоловейSoloveyNightingale RŽD St. Petersburg (Moskovsky) – Moscow (Kursky) – Kursk discontinued since 2014
Sozh RŽD, BŽD Moscow (Belorussky) – Gomel present
Столичный экспрессStolichny ExpressCapital Express RŽD, UZ Moscow Kiyevsky – Kyiv Main 001Я/002Л2005–2015 [88]
Sumy RŽD, UZ Moscow (Kiyevsky) – Sumy operates as add-on through-coaches to the train Kharkiv-Moscow
Svisloch RŽD, BŽD Moscow (Belorussky) – Minsk (Main)present
Tissa RŽD, UZ Moscow (Kiyevsky) – Kyiv (Main) – Uzhhorod (Central)discontinued since 2014
Троянда ДонбасуTroyanda DonbasuThe Rose of Donbas RŽD, UZ Moscow (Kursky) – Donetsk discontinued since 2014 due to war in DonbasInternational train.
Previously named "Donbas".
ТургеневTurgenev Ivan Turgenev RŽD Moscow Kursky – Oryol
Moscow Kursky – Simferopol 		603М/604М
029/030		2006–2014 [89]
Ugolyok RŽD, UZ Moscow (Kursky) – Donetsk discontinued
Ukraine RŽD, UZ Moscow (Kiyevsky) – Kyiv (Main)discontinued
Вологодские зориVologodskie zori Vologda Sunrises RŽD Moscow Yaroslavsky – Vologda 059Я/060Я1978–2014 [90]
Volyn RŽD, UZ Moscow (Kiyevsky) – Kyiv (Main) – Kovel since 2014 operates as a regular train
ЭльбрусElbrus Mount Elbrus RŽD Moscow Kazansky – Nalchik 061С/062Чdiscontinued [91]
YarmarkaFair RŽD Moscow (Kazansky) – Nizhny Novgorod present
Yugra Yugra RŽD Moscow (Yaroslavsky) – Yekaterinburg – Nizhnevartovsk present
ZauralieTransurals RŽD Moscow (Kazansky) – Petropavlovsk present
ZvezdaStar RŽD, BŽD St. Petersburg (Vitebsky) – Minsk (Main)present

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Pro-democratic and pro-Ukrainian partisan movements have emerged in Russia following the Russian invasion of Ukraine, a major escalation of the Russo-Ukrainian War. These resistance movements act against the authoritarian government of Vladimir Putin in Russia, as well as against civilian supporters of these authorities and the armed forces, with the aim of stopping the war.

<span class="mw-page-title-main">Stop the Wagons</span> Russian anti-war movement

Stop the Wagons is a Russian anti-war movement that engaged in sabotaging Russian railways in various ways to prevent the transport of equipment, fuel, ammunition and other supplies to the war in Ukraine.

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