In Kyiv, a non-residential building was hit following an attack by the Russian Federation

In Kyiv, the aftermath of a Russian attack was reported during an air raid alert. In the Obolon district, a non-residential building was hit, and at another location, a warehouse caught fire.

Air defense forces were deployed in the capital. Residents were urged to take shelter.

The air raid alert in Kyiv lasted about 20 minutes. As of 7:18 p.m., an air raid alert was declared in the capital, and the Air Force warned of a threat from Russian UAVs. A yellow alert level was also implemented in Kyiv.

At 7:42 p.m., the air raid alert was lifted in the capital, after which citizens were allowed to leave their shelters.

Air raid alert map:

You can follow the current situation and air raid alerts on Ukraine’s official air raid alert map.

 

Map of shelters for Kyiv residents

If an air raid alert is declared, Kyiv residents are advised to proceed to the nearest shelter and remain there until the all-clear signal is given. A list of available shelters can be viewed on the city’s official map.

Where to Follow Updates

Up-to-date information on air raid alerts and the threat of Russian attacks is provided by the Ukrainian Air Force, the Kyiv City Military Administration, and local authorities.

It’s also important to follow official announcements regarding the operation of air defense systems, the consequences of possible attacks, and recommendations for the public.

This was reported by Kyiv Mayor Vitali Klitschko.

In Brovary, Kyiv Oblast, a fire broke out at an industrial facility due to debris from a downed Russian drone. The fire occurred in the industrial zone. According to preliminary information, there were no casualties.

In Kyiv’s Solomyanskyi district, debris was reported to have struck an educational institution following a Russian attack. Details regarding the extent of the damage and possible casualties are being verified.