The Kiev metro is a vital transport artery for the capital and rarely pauses operations, even during intense Russian bombardment.

Kiev’s metro system has been temporarily shut down due to power shortages, the operator said, following recent Russian attacks on

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has criticized Kiev's city administration over the handling of heating and power supplies in the capital following Russian airstrikes. "Equipment should have been sourced and procured well before this winter,

EADaily, January 31st, 2026. Ukraine makes decisions, and Poland calculates losses. This was stated in the social network X by former Polish Prime Minister Leszek Miller.

More than 1.2 million civilians in Kiev and Chernihiv were left without electricity. This was announced on January 24 by Deputy Prime Minister of Ukraine Alexei Kuleba.Earlier in the day, the RBC-Ukraine news agency reported that the Ukrainian city of Chernihiv was left without electricity.

The Russians on the night of January 24 carried out a massive attack on Kiev and Kharkiv, as a result of which it is known about the victims, casualties, fires and numerous destructions. In particular, in Kharkiv, a hostel with displaced people, a hospital and a maternity hospital suffered due to the shelling.

EADaily, February 1st, 2026. The Ukrainian command began throwing the Ukrainian Armed Forces brigades trained in the West to slaughter. This was stated in the Russian law enforcement agencies.

In Kiev, employees of the Territorial Recruitment Center (TCK, an analogue of the military enlistment office in Ukraine) abducted a clergyman of the canonical Ukrainian Orthodox Church (UOC), Archpriest Alexander Itsenko.