An air alert has been declared in the northern, central and eastern regions of Ukraine due to the threat of ballistic missile attacks. The air force warns of a threat from the northeast, urging people to take shelter.
In Kyiv, an increased air quality index was recorded in almost all districts except Holosiivskyi. Doctors advise to limit outdoor activities and physical activity in the open air.
An air alert has been declared in the capital of Ukraine. The Kyiv City State Administration urges all residents to immediately go to civil defense shelters to ensure safety.
Movement of enemy unmanned aerial vehicles has been detected in the Kyiv region. Air defense forces are actively working to protect the region from potential threats.
An air alert has been declared in Kyiv and other regions due to the threat of enemy ballistic missile attacks. The authorities are urging citizens to go to shelters and not to ignore the alarms.
Kyiv is experiencing high levels of air pollution due to fires and cross-border impacts. The KCSA recommends closing windows, limiting outdoor activities, and drinking plenty of water until the situation improves.
In the Desnianskyi district of Kyiv, fragments of an enemy drone damaged a multi-storey residential building. Information about the victims is being clarified, no fire was reported.
In Kyiv, a temporary deterioration in air quality has been recorded due to increased dust concentrations. The KCSA recommends closing windows, limiting outdoor activities and drinking plenty of water until the situation improves.
As of the morning of October 2, the level of air pollution in Kyiv is low. KCSA reports that the radiation background in the city is normal.
An air alert has been declared in the capital and several regions of Ukraine. The Kyiv City State Administration urges residents to immediately go to civil defense shelters.
Temporary air quality deterioration is observed in the capital. The KCSA recommends closing windows, limiting your time outside, and drinking plenty of water.
A nationwide minute of silence will be held on Khreshchatyk and Maidan Nezalezhnosti at 9:00 a. m. on Tuesday. Traffic in the center of Kyiv will be temporarily stopped for 10 minutes to honor the memory of the fallen heroes.
The attack by Russian Shahed drones on Kyiv lasted more than 5 hours. According to preliminary reports, all enemy UAVs were destroyed by air defense forces, and there were no damages or casualties in the city.
A series of explosions are heard in the capital of Ukraine due to air defense operations against enemy “Shahed” drones. Authorities are urging residents to stay in shelters until the air raid warning goes off.
Kyiv suffered a massive air attack using Shahed drones. Air defense destroyed about 15 drones, the debris damaged a non-residential building in the Obolon district, no one was injured.
During the night attack on Kyiv, a child was injured and hospitalized with numerous cut wounds.
Air defense has been activated again in Kyiv due to the threat of an enemy attack. Residents are being urged to stay in shelters until the air raid warning goes off, reminding them of the nighttime attack that caused damage in the city.
An air alert has been declared in the capital of Ukraine. The Kyiv City State Administration urges all residents to immediately go to civil defense shelters.
The European Investment Bank will provide Kyiv with a €50 million loan to purchase new subway cars. This is the first part of a total loan of €200 million to replace 120-160 outdated Russian-made cars.
As of the morning of September 24, the level of air pollution in Kyiv is average. The radiation background is normal, and the city ranks 57th in the global air pollution ranking according to IQAir.
According to KCSA, as of 15:00, the air quality in Kyiv has returned to normal. There is a low level of air pollution in the capital.
High levels of air pollution have been reported in Kyiv due to suspected fires in the Kyiv region. The KCSA recommends closing windows, limiting outdoor activities and drinking plenty of water.
KCSA reported that air quality in Kyiv was normalized as of 15:30 on September 22. The level of pollution is low, and all previous recommendations on restrictions on staying outside have been canceled.
Kyiv was ranked 5th among the cities with the worst air quality by IQair. The Ministry of Environment cites peat bog burning, fires in ecosystems, and weather conditions as the reasons for the pollution index exceeding the norm by 9.3 times.
An increase in the concentration of suspended particles in the air has been recorded in Kyiv. The cause of the air deterioration is believed to be fires in the ecosystem of the Kyiv region, and residents are advised to take precautionary measures.
Air quality is improving in the northern part of Kyiv, but the situation remains difficult in the south and southeast. The concentration of dust particles is 5 times higher than normal due to fires in the ecosystems of 3 regions.
Significant air pollution was recorded in Kyiv due to natural fires in the region and unfavorable weather conditions.
As of 9:30 a. m. on Friday, Kyiv was ranked first in the global ranking of cities with the dirtiest air by IQAir. The KCSA recommends closing windows, limiting time outside, and drinking plenty of water.
In Kyiv, an increase in the concentration of suspended particles was recorded due to fires in the Kyiv region and unfavorable weather conditions. The KCMA advises to limit outdoor activities and drink more water.
