Drunk assailants inflicted severe head and body injuries on a 46-year-old man. The attackers have been detained and face up to ten years in prison.
The SBI exposed a group of individuals who, for money, registered men as research fellows at a university. 14 people used the service to avoid conscription.
A Kyiv resident organized the sale of weapons under the guise of a car service. Law enforcement officers seized thousands of rounds of ammunition, automatic weapons, and rockets; three suspects have been detained.
Due to emergency shutdowns by DTEK in Solomyanskyi, Sviatoshynskyi, Holosiivskyi, and Podilskyi districts, water pressure is low. Specialists are stabilizing the pressure.
A large-scale rally was held in the capital in support of women in the Defense Forces and for the protection of the rights of those affected by the war. The event proceeded without any breaches of order.
Oleksiy Kuleba and Rob Jetten inspected the building in Sviatoshyn, where a missile killed 29 people. The Netherlands provided 25 million euros in aid for Ukraine's energy sector.
NASU experts urge immediate reconstruction of the Paton Bridge to prevent a catastrophe. Delay will lead to structural collapse and casualties.
Police found an unexploded ordnance in the forest near the village of Lisnyky. Explosive ordnance disposal technicians will conduct a controlled detonation of the shell at the site of discovery.
Due to shelling in Kyiv, 2806 buildings were left without heat, and in Kharkiv region, over 30,000 subscribers. In Sloviansk and Druzhkivka, restoration work is ongoing.
Due to infrastructure damage, 2,700 apartment buildings were left without heating. Three people were injured in the capital, two of whom are in the hospital.
The Russian army is striking the capital with ballistic weapons, launching Zircon-type missiles from the temporarily occupied territory of Crimea. Monitoring channels warned of the enemy's use of cluster munitions.
Explosions are heard in Kyiv, air defense forces are eliminating threats in the sky over the capital. Enemy drones are moving towards the city.
Law enforcement officers have notified a medical worker of suspicion for untimely diagnosis of a patient, which led to her death. She faces up to two years in prison.
Kyiv has prepared various events for International Women's Day on March 8. These include concerts by Ukrainian artists, themed parties, gastronomic offers, and cultural events.
A series of art and cultural events will take place in Kyiv's museums, theaters, and libraries. Planned events include art therapy for people with disabilities, performances, master classes, and excursions.
Kyiv Metro explained the appearance of wet spots at stations during snowmelt or rain by the influence of groundwater. This is a common phenomenon for underground structures that does not affect the safety of train movement.
Spring break in Kyiv schools will last from March 23 to March 29. During the break, knowledge clubs, compensatory classes, and educational events will be organized for schoolchildren.
In Kyiv, police brought administrative charges against a 44-year-old man who was beating his seven-month-old Malinois dog in Natalka Park. The incident was recorded by a witness, who provided the video to law enforcement.
A 40-year-old foreigner danced at the "People's Memorial" on Maidan Nezalezhnosti. The police drew up a report and initiated a ban on entry to Ukraine.
Kyiv city authorities are working on legal mechanisms to regulate the status of the Ferris wheel on Kontraktova Square. This will allow the object to be brought into compliance with legislative requirements and safety standards.
At the "Lukianivska" metro station, a phased replacement of entrance doors is underway. On March 4, repairs to exit No. 1 towards Yurii Illienko Street will begin; the station will operate without changes.
The winter of 2025-2026 in Kyiv was the coldest in 15 years, with an average air temperature of -4°C. The last time such a cold winter occurred was in 2010-2011.
In the capital, unknown individuals removed Soviet symbols and Russian-language inscriptions from the pedestal of the monument to the prominent scientist Borys Paton. Maksym Tymoshenko, rector of the National Music Academy, demands that those responsible be found and punished.
In Kyiv, a 32-year-old man jumped from a common balcony on the 23rd floor on Lesi Ukrainky Boulevard. He died at the scene, having previously expressed an intention to commit suicide.
The man who spoke disparagingly about national symbols on Maidan turned out to be a serviceman who was AWOL. He distributed the video on his social media pages.
On the left bank of Kyiv, electric transport is gradually resuming operation. On March 4, provided there are no new damages to the energy infrastructure, electric transport on the left bank will operate as usual.
Air defense forces are operating in Kyiv and the region. Kyiv Mayor Vitali Klitschko and the Kyiv Regional Military Administration reported the movement of enemy drones.
The Kyiv City State Administration has refuted information about new rules for crossing the Paton Bridge. The KMDA has not prepared or published such materials.
Law enforcement officers discovered underground warehouses where alcoholic products were illegally manufactured under the brands of well-known companies. Approximately 50 tons of alcohol mixture and over a thousand tetra-packs of finished products were seized.
In Kyiv, a Mazda driver, stripped of his license for drunk driving, hit a service vehicle and fled. Patrol officers used their service weapons to stop the fugitive; no one was injured.
