Kyiv City State Administration
Starting August 1, Kyiv will introduce a new transfer QR ticket for 60 UAH, which allows unlimited transfers on public transport within 90 minutes. The ticket will be valid in the metro, buses, trolleybuses, trams, and the funicular.
In the Pechersk district of Kyiv, the dismantling of protective structures around the monument to Lesya Ukrainka has begun. The Kyiv City State Administration explained that the modular shelters no longer protect against modern missiles and only harm the monuments.
As a result of the night shelling of Kyiv, the stained glass glazing of the pavilion of the underground passage of the Pochaina metro station was damaged. The station is operating normally.
The Kyiv City State Administration stated that after the announcement of an air raid alert, all metro stations were open as shelters. Employees could ask people to move from service premises to platforms for safety reasons.
On the night of July 30, Russian troops launched ballistic missile strikes on Kyiv, Dnipro, Kryvyi Rih and Vinnytsia region. A fire broke out in the Sviatoshyn district of Kyiv, and a hit in a residential area was recorded near Kryvyi Rih.
The Kyiv City State Administration has denied the introduction of a tariff of almost 90 UAH per cubic meter of water. For Kyiv residents, the cost will be 63.79 UAH per cubic meter, which could increase the bill by 200-300 UAH.
Due to damage to the underground passage caused by shelling near the Lukyanivska metro station, a temporary ground-level crossing is being arranged. At the first stage, it will be uncontrolled; after the traffic light is connected, it will become controlled.
In Kyiv, trolleybus routes No. 6, 16, 18, 19, 23, 28, 31, 33, 35 have been restored to their own routes. The "Lukyanivska" metro station has also resumed passenger service.
In Kyiv on July 19, due to damage to the contact network, the operation of trolleybuses, trams, and buses is delayed. Temporary bus connections have been organized and routes have been changed for transportation.
The "Lukyanivska" metro station in Kyiv was closed due to damage to the ground-level vestibule caused by the blast wave during the night attack by the russian federation. Trains on the "green" line pass through without stopping, and the aftermath is being liquidated.
City services are eliminating the consequences of the lake's pollution after the Russian attack on July 2. The work is transitioning from emergency response to systematic restoration of the water body.
On the night of July 16, Russian troops attacked Kyiv with ballistic missiles. Explosions occurred in the city and a large fire broke out.
A series of explosions occurred in Kyiv at night during a Russian ballistic missile attack. Air defense forces are operating, residents are urged to stay in shelters.
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.