29/05/2026
๐ The rails donโt care about lines on a map.
Standing by the tracks in Tbilisi, Georgia a few days ago (May 23, 2026), you canโt help but feel the weight of geography.
Watch this heavy, twin-section Georgian Railway VL10-913 rumble past, and youโre looking at more than just an incredible piece of rugged Soviet engineering. Look closer at what itโs pulling: a long, heavy string of tank cars belonging to Azerbaijan Railways.
Their destination? Batumi on the Black Sea.
Oil and petrochemicals loaded on the shores of the Caspian Sea in Azerbaijan, hauled over the rugged Caucasus mountains by Georgian steel, destined for a bustling port city where it will ship out to the rest of the world.
Itโs a powerful reminder of why we started Rails Without Borders. Politics can build walls, but infrastructure quietly, stubbornly builds bridges. The steel tracks keep moving because, at the end of the day, people depend on them.
The Details:
๐ Tbilisi, Georgia
๐ GR VL10-913 hauling ADY Tankers
๐ธ May 23, 2026