The Cabinet of Ministers may approve new rules regarding air raid alerts as early as September 3
The Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine may approve new rules for responding to air raid alerts as early as Thursday, September 3.
According to Dmytro Lytvyn, an adviser to the President of Ukraine, the government is expected to finalize all details of the document today.
“It is most likely that the government will finalize the changes tomorrow,” Litvin said.
The new rules provide for the introduction of two levels of air raid alerts.
Source: Dmytro Lytvyn
Ukraine plans to introduce two threat levels during air attacks—yellow and red. President Volodymyr Zelenskyy explained that this should help people better understand the nature of the danger and how to respond to it.
In August, shopping centers in Ukraine lost an average of 6.4 working days due to air raid alerts. These alerts accounted for 21.8% of the total operating time of shopping centers—the highest figure for the entire observation period. The situation remains most difficult in the frontline regions, but
