In Kyiv, metro train traffic and escalators have been stopped

The world's first all-welded bridge, connecting the right and left banks of Kyiv for over 70 years, is officially classified as non-operational today. Despite this, thousands of drivers, public transport passengers, and emergency services continue to use it daily, as the city effectively has no adequate alternative to this crossing. To see for ourselves the current condition of the Paton Bridge, "Tvoe Misto" headed to the crossing on a regular weekday...

The majority of Kyiv residents support the idea of organizing the space on Bessarabian Square, creating a barrier-free environment there, and building a fountain as part of the overall improvement of the territory. Despite heated public discussions about the appropriateness of a water feature, new sociological data confirms the city dwellers' demand for changes in the capital's center. This was reported reported by the Deputy Head of the Kyiv City State Administration, Valentyn Mondriivskyi, commenting on the results of a study by Gradus Research company...

The Ministry of Culture issued an official order to the Kyiv city authorities regarding the immediate adoption of measures for the conservation and protection of the site from further destruction. Due to the lack of a drainage system in the 8-meter excavation pit, water constantly accumulates, threatening the integrity of 11th–12th-century artifacts and the structures of the square itself. This was reported by Annabella Morina, the founder of the NGO "Pochaina Public Movement"...

Ukraine's Minister of Foreign Affairs Andrii Sybiha stated that the overnight attack on Ukrainian cities, including Kyiv, Russia rejected the US-proposed "energy truce". He wrote about this on social media X. According to Sybiha, during the overnight attack Russia launched 39 missiles and more than 120 drones at Ukraine...

During the restoration of the former Lviv tram depot, an antique piano about 140 years old, medicine cabinets, wooden tram sleepers, and other authentic elements were found. Some of the finds were preserved and integrated into the interior of the LEM Station creative hub. This is reported in the article "Your City"...