This night, June 15, during another massive shelling of the capital, the underground stations of the Kyiv Metro took in almost 42 thousand people for protection, including 3,400 children.
The intensification of Russian air attacks and the enemy's use of the latest weapons have forced the people of Kyiv to rethink the concept of security.
Kyiv's preparations for the new heating season are being complicated not only by the consequences of Russian shelling, but also by the lack of state support.
As a result of the massive ballistic missile strike on July 19, the civilian, commercial, and industrial infrastructure of the capital and the region suffered significant damage.
