Bus routes were changed in Kyiv following an overnight attack by Russia
In Kyiv, following a nighttime Russian attack, traffic has been temporarily blocked on Urlivska and Zdolbunivska Streets in the direction of Hlib Babich Street. As a result, the routes of buses No. 35 and No. 108 have been changed.
Due to the road closure, buses on Route No. 35 are temporarily traveling along Anna Akhmatova Street and Petro Hryhorenko Avenue, after which they return to their usual route.
Route No. 108 is also operating on a temporarily modified route.
Toward the “Kharkivska” metro station, buses are running along Urlivska Street and Anna Akhmatova Street.
In the opposite direction—toward Sheptytsky Street—buses travel along Petra Hryhorenka Avenue and Petra Radzinya Street, after which they continue on their standard route.
Kyivpastrans has urged residents of the capital to plan their trips in advance, taking into account the temporary changes in public transportation operations, and to follow official announcements regarding the resumption of regular service.
This was reported by Kyivpastrans.
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