In Kyiv, emergency alerts were issued for more than 242 hours in September

In September 2026, air raid alerts in Kyiv lasted 242 hours and 40 minutes. This accounts for 33.7% of the total time in the month; in other words, the capital was under air raid alerts for nearly a third of September.

 

This was reported by People’s Deputy Yaroslav Zheleznyak.

“According to calculations based on the official records of ‘Kyiv Digital,’ for September 2026, this amounts to 242 hours and 40 minutes—33.70% of the total time in the month,” the statement reads.

Types of threats:

• red alerts — 41 hours 50 minutes, or 5.81% of the month;
• drone threats only—159 hours 02 minutes, or 22.09%;
• without a specified type—41 hours 49 minutes, or 5.81%.

Source: Yaroslav Zheleznyak

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