Vitali Klitschko
Kyiv Mayor Vitali Klitschko reported that the number of people injured in Russia's night ballistic missile attack on the capital has risen to 12. Two people died as a result of the attack.
At least 8 people were injured as a result of the enemy's night attack on Kyiv. Large fires were recorded in non-residential buildings and damage in the residential area.
As a result of the night attack on Kyiv on October 25, fires broke out on the left bank. Damage to non-residential buildings, cars, and windows in a residential building was recorded.
Kyiv was subjected to an enemy ballistic missile attack from the northeast on the night of October 25. The Air Force of the Armed Forces of Ukraine and the city authorities warned of high-speed targets and explosions in the capital.
The number of injured in Kyiv due to the Russian attack on the night of October 23 has risen to seven people. Five were hospitalized, two are receiving outpatient treatment.
In Kyiv, on October 22, after the air raid alert was announced, explosions were heard. Air defense forces are working on enemy drones, Mayor Vitaliy Klitschko and the head of the Kyiv City Military Administration, Tymur Tkachenko, reported.
The number of people injured in the enemy attack on Kyiv has risen to 30, including five children. Nine injured people have been hospitalized, including four children, while the rest are receiving outpatient treatment. At least 10 residential buildings in six districts of the capital have been damaged.
As a result of the night attack in the capital, 13 people were injured, including four children. 4 adults and 3 children were hospitalized, the rest are receiving outpatient care.
The number of victims in Kyiv has risen to another three in two districts, in addition to the two previously known. In the Darnytskyi district, a fire was recorded on the third floor of an apartment building, and in the Pecherskyi district, a fire occurred in a 3-story residential building.
As a result of a combined attack on Kyiv on October 22, two people died and two women were hospitalized. Four districts of the capital were affected, with fires and damage to residential buildings.
A fire in a high-rise building in Kyiv's Dniprovskyi district has been localized. Rescuers evacuated 10 people and found the body of one deceased person.
On the night of October 22, Kyiv was subjected to a missile attack. After explosions in different districts of the city, fires broke out, and missile fragments fell. The city authorities reported the involvement of medics.
On the night of October 22, Kyiv was attacked, which resulted in a fire in the Holosiivskyi district. Mayor Vitali Klitschko announced that all services had been dispatched to the scene.
4 billion UAH have been allocated for shelters in Kyiv, and the overall expansion of the shelter system is a priority for the capital. Kyiv plans to install 500 mobile shelters, with district state administrations as the implementers.
Kyiv Mayor Vitali Klychko appointed Petro Panteleiev as acting first deputy head of the Kyiv City State Administration from October 14, 2025, dismissing Mykola Povoroznyk on October 13, 2025.
DTEK announced the restoration of electricity supply on the left bank of Kyiv after the shelling. The company continues to work on returning light to every family, despite forecasts of a new attack.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy stated that Ukraine must respond to Russia's shelling of energy infrastructure. He noted that the enemy had been accumulating forces and waiting for appropriate weather conditions for an attack.
The power supply to Kyivvodokanal's water facilities has been stabilized, and the capital's water supply is fully operational. Energy workers are completing the restoration of power grids, and electricity has been returned to 466,000 consumers.
DTEK energy workers restored electricity supply to 43,000 homes in Kyiv after the night attack. In total, electricity was restored to 466,000 families within 24 hours.
Kyiv has survived one of the most difficult attacks, but the enemy does not stop, and a new one is predicted in the coming days. Mayor Vitali Klitschko called on Kyiv residents to stock up on water, prepare a first aid kit and a set of food products.
As a result of the night shelling of Kyiv on October 10, 12 people were injured, eight of whom were hospitalized. In the capital, the movement of suburban trains on the Kyiv-Hrebinka section is complicated, and work is underway to eliminate infrastructure damage.
On October 10, passage through the DniproHES dam in Zaporizhzhia was closed. These are preventive measures, traffic will be restored after the security situation stabilizes.
On October 10, the Kyiv circular electric train operates according to its usual schedule, despite power supply problems in the capital. Minor delays are possible due to the priority passage of other trains.
On October 10, Kyiv metro changed its schedule due to a difficult energy situation. Train intervals will be 6-7 minutes, and some sections will be temporarily unavailable.
On the night of October 10, residential buildings and civilian infrastructure facilities were destroyed in Kyiv. Rescuers saved 20 people, 9 were injured.
Energy specialists are restoring power supply in Kyiv after Russia's massive combined attack on October 10. The situation remains difficult, and all necessary services are involved in overcoming it.
On the night of October 10, drones attacked the Kyiv region, causing fires in a private house and a mini-market in the Brovary district. No casualties among the population were reported.
As a result of the night attack on Kyiv on October 10, the number of injured increased to nine people. Five of them were hospitalized, the others are receiving outpatient treatment.
As a result of Russian shelling of critical infrastructure in Kyiv on the night of October 10, part of the city, including the Left Bank, was left without electricity. Water supply disruptions were also recorded in some districts of the capital.
Eight people have been reported injured in Kyiv after a massive attack by the Russian army, five of whom have been hospitalized. Some areas of the capital are experiencing power outages due to strikes on critical infrastructure.