On June 21, the "KyivPride" march will take place in Kyiv. During the event, temporary restrictions on vehicle traffic in the city center and changes to public transport routes are planned.
Viktor Dorosh has been dismissed from his position as director of the capital's hospital due to numerous violations. The investigation was launched following reports regarding the death of a serviceman.
The Kyiv City State Administration stated that tents and mattresses in the metro reduce the capacity of the shelters. A petition has appeared on the Kyiv City Council website to ban such bulky items.
In Kyiv, the number of victims of the massive Russian attack has increased to 30 people. Among the wounded are two children aged 5 and 6.
Footage of the capital's Kontraktova Square is being shared online, indicating that the Ferris wheel has been removed from there.
A commission of the Kyiv City State Administration revealed violations at the emergency hospital following the death of soldier Serhiy Kuznetsov. The facility is preparing personnel and management decisions.
The head of the Finance Department of the Kyiv City State Administration will be tried for negligence in processing loans. Due to unnecessary credits, Kyiv's budget lost more than 581 million hryvnias.
In Kyiv, the number of casualties from the Russian attack has risen to 81 people, with six dead. Nine high-rise buildings and civilian infrastructure facilities were damaged.
Due to the night attack in Kyiv, 11 educational institutions in three districts were damaged. Specialists are inspecting the buildings and preparing for restoration work.
As a result of the attack on Kyiv, 6 people were killed and 64 were injured. Rescuers are working on the scene; the number of casualties may change.
Petro Olenych and his defense claim an artificial delay in the discovery of case materials for the "Chyste Misto" (Clean City) case. Lawyer Yevhen Solodko reported potential violations by NABU and the opening of proceedings by the SBI.
Lukyanivska station is open for entry and exit in the direction of Yuriy Illienko Street. The exit to the Kvadrat shopping center remains temporarily closed to passengers.
Due to the Russian attack in Kyiv, tram routes No. 14, 15, and 18 have been suspended, and the Havanskyi Bridge has been closed. Routes for dozens of buses and trolleybuses in the city have been changed.
A person was killed and 21 residents were injured due to a Russian attack in Kyiv. Destruction was recorded in all districts of the city, with residential buildings damaged.
On the night of May 24, Russia attacked Kyiv with missiles and drones, damaging residential buildings in several districts. Currently, five casualties have been reported.
On the night of May 24, Russia attacked Kyiv with missiles and drones. Debris damaged buildings in six districts, and three residents are known to have been injured.
Starting July 2026, Kyiv will introduce a unified ticket and new tariffs. A monthly unlimited pass will cost 4,875 hryvnias according to the proposal by the Kyiv City State Administration.
Kyiv plans to raise the fare to 30 UAH per trip. As a result, the capital could become one of the five most expensive cities in Europe in terms of transport costs.
Ukraine's largest Perinatal Center has come under a barrage of criticism – is everything as it seems, and who might be behind the information attacks?.
The Kyiv City State Administration (KMDA) plans to set the fare at 30 hryvnias per trip starting July 15, 2026. Discounts and new travel passes will be available for regular passengers.
As a result of the attack on the capital, eight people were killed, including a child. 45 people were injured; a rescue operation continues in the Darnytskyi district.
The first lane of the Paton Bridge heading towards the right bank will be partially closed due to repairs on an expansion joint. The work is scheduled to be completed by May 14.
The Last Bell in Kyiv schools will ring on May 29, and additional classes will continue in June. Educational certificates will be issued from June 1 to June 26.
The government is allocating nearly 4 billion hryvnias for the capital's heat supply but criticizes the slow pace of work. Klitschko must provide schedules and contracts by May 10.
Due to a drone attack in Kyiv, debris fell in two districts, causing a traffic accident with a casualty. A fire was recorded on the roof of an unfinished building, and debris also fell on a cemetery.
The capital is introducing a voice notification for the minute of silence at 09:00 through 400 system points. The ritual of honoring the fallen will cover all districts of the city.
The peak of tick activity has begun in the capital, and the incidence rate has increased by a third. Doctors urge the use of repellents and body checks after walks.
In Kyiv, 3,352 cubic meters of garbage were removed and almost a thousand plants were planted at 40 locations. Utility workers, activists, and veterans joined the event.
DTEK specialists have supplied power to most consumers after a fire at the substation. Currently, only a part of the private sector remains without electricity.
From April 19 to 22, special routes to the Northern and Southern cemeteries will operate in the capital. Transport will run from 6:00 AM to 4:00 PM.
