JSC Ukrzaliznytsia sent a Food Train built by The Howard G. Buffett Foundation on its first voyage from Kyiv, the press service of the Ministry of Communities, Territories and Infrastructure Development (Ministry of Restoration) reported.

The train will deliver food - baked turkey and pumpkin pie - to State Emergency Service workers, police officers, doctors, railway workers, and volunteers in Kharkiv and Izium.

The kitchen train set off on its first voyage on Thanksgiving Day, a traditional American family holiday.

"On this symbolic day, I thank our American partners for continuing to tirelessly support Ukraine in everything from military assistance and reconstruction to projects like the Food Train. Thanks to these enormous contributions, we are getting closer to victory every day," Deputy Prime Minister of Restoration of Ukraine - Minister of Communities, Territories and Infrastructure Development of Ukraine Oleksandr Kubrakov said at the train departure ceremony.

The kitchen train, which is 150 meters long, can produce about 10,000 meals per day in autonomous mode. It can work offline for five to seven days, and the equipment allows you to prepare full meals: soups, cereals, salads, meat and the like.

Special thermal boxes installed inside the train make it easy to transport ready-to-serve containers with food from the kitchen train to the end consumer.