Kyiv City State Administration
During the night of September 24, Kyiv came under a missile attack; explosions were heard at around 1:00 a. m. The threat of further strikes remains.
As a result of Russia's morning attack on Kyiv, one person was killed and seven others were injured. Four people are in hospitals.
During an air raid alert, children and staff move to a shelter. Parents are asked not to go to the kindergarten and to wait until the all-clear.
The Kyiv City State Administration warned of possible smoke and a burning smell on the right bank of Kyiv. Residents are advised to close their windows and spend less time outdoors.
In Kyiv schools, lessons are suspended during an alert, not canceled. In-person classes continue in shelters or after the all-clear.
Four people were injured, including a 10-year-old girl, as a result of Russia’s massive attack on Kyiv. Buildings were damaged in three districts of the capital.
Investigators believe that the scheme's participants seized UAH 137. 5 million during the delivery of 60 railway cars donated free of charge to Kyiv by Warsaw. Seven people were served with notices of suspicion.
On the morning of September 15, Russia attacked Kyiv with drones, injuring six people. The strikes caused smoke at a gas station and damaged a non-residential area.
Starting September 15 at 9:00 a. m., 18 traffic lights in central Kyiv will stop traffic for the minute of silence. Public surface transport will also stop.
Kyiv City Express service has been temporarily suspended in both directions due to an elevated air threat. Service is expected to resume after the threat has ended.
On September 11, Russians attacked gas stations in Kyiv’s Dniprovskyi and Obolonskyi districts. A second strike was recorded in the Obolonskyi district.
In Kyiv, 97% of schools teach in a blended format, while 3% teach remotely. Safety, shelters, and prolonged air-raid alerts determine the format of classes.
A woman was killed in Kyiv in the Russian attack, and 14 people were injured, including two children. Six buildings, a kindergarten, and 35 cars were damaged.
Moderate concentrations of fine particulate matter were recorded in Kyiv and three cities in the region. The authorities advise closing windows and spending less time outdoors.
On September 9, the above-ground section of the Syretsko-Pecherska line will operate in test mode during a yellow alert. Full service is scheduled to begin on September 10.
Six people were injured as a result of the Russian attack on Kyiv. Three were hospitalized, while three others received outpatient care.
The capital is building up reserves of water and food in case of outages and emergencies. Hot meals will be available to 25,000 people.
The capital authorities have introduced yellow and red alert levels for drone and missile threats. However, the Pecherskyi district has not yet been connected.
In Kyiv, most schools are gradually transitioning to in-person learning with safety considerations in mind. Eleven institutions will remain online due to the lack of shelters.
For the eighth day, Russia attacked the capital region with jet-powered drones: 8 people were injured in Kyiv and the region. In Dnipro, one person was killed and 8 were injured.
In the capital, Kyiv City Express services have been temporarily suspended in both directions. Services are expected to resume after the air raid threat ends.
Due to Russia's attack, traffic on Kyiv's red metro line was restricted, and a fire broke out in the Holosiivskyi district. Two people were injured in the Kyiv region.
At night on September 1, Russia launched a combined attack on Kyiv using ballistic and cruise missiles. Four people were affected in the Solomianskyi district, including two children.
The Kyiv Defense Council proposes easing the curfew and restrictions on movement across bridges during alerts. They also plan to change the operation of the metro.
In Kyiv, various learning models have been prepared because of lengthy air raid alerts. Schools plan to conduct the first week both in person and remotely.
At night, Russian UAVs caused fires in residential buildings in Kyiv and Poltava region. In Obolon, floors of a 12-story building were on fire.
Due to the closure of Berестейський Avenue and the Zhytomyr Highway, routes No. 36Tr and No. 37 may be temporarily changed.
At 9:00 a. m. on August 29, the metro and surface transport in Kyiv will stop as a sign of respect for Ukraine’s fallen defenders. The resumption of service will take up to 2 hours.
At Kyrylivske Lake and the Syrets Stream, the volume of petroleum products was reduced from 350 to 10. 5 cubic meters. Work and monitoring are ongoing.
The Cabinet of Ministers must hold an open competition for designs for a monument to the famous Ukrainian hetman. Its location will be determined jointly with the Kyiv City State Administration.