The Kyiv City State Administration has assessed the timeline for reopening the Chernihivska Metro station following the shelling

Operations at the “Chernihivska” metro station in Kyiv have been suspended indefinitely due to significant damage to the infrastructure caused by a Russian attack. According to Andriy Tkachov, acting head of the Kyiv City Military Administration, the train tracks were the hardest hit.

Specialists are working at the scene to assess the extent of the damage and determine the timeline for restoration. The Kyiv City Military Administration emphasized that the necessary equipment and spare parts are available, so they promise to carry out the repairs as quickly as possible; however, they have not yet provided an estimated date for the resumption of service.

Source: RBC-Ukraine.

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