#Air Quality

On the morning of September 17, a temporary deterioration in air quality was recorded in Brovary, Kyiv Oblast, due to an enemy attack. The main pollutant was fine particulate dust; no exceedances were detected in other settlements of the region.

On the morning of September 15, 2026, a temporary deterioration in air quality was recorded in the Kyiv region: the main pollutant was fine dust PM2.5. The gamma radiation level corresponds to the natural background.

On the morning of September 9, a temporary deterioration in air quality was recorded in the Podilskyi district of Kyiv and certain areas of the oblast due to fires following enemy attacks. The main pollutant was fine particulate matter; residents are advised to keep windows closed.

A temporary deterioration in air quality due to fine particulate matter has been recorded in the Obukhiv district of Kyiv Oblast. Residents are advised to close their windows and reduce time spent outdoors.

In Ivankev and Borispil of Kyiv Oblast, air quality temporarily deteriorated after the Russian night attack due to fine particulate dust. The OMA asks residents to keep windows closed; the radiation background is normal, but media outlets disagree on the number of affected cities.

In three settlements of Kyiv Oblast, a temporary deterioration in air quality due to fine particulate dust was recorded after the Russian night attack. The Kyiv OVA advises closing windows.

The Kyiv City Council warned of possible smoke in Kyiv due to a fire in Bucha District of Kyiv Oblast. Earlier, air quality had deteriorated in five settlements of the oblast as a result of attacks.

After nighttime and morning strikes on Kyiv Oblast on August 31, air quality deterioration due to fine dust was recorded in several communities. Four people were injured, and warehouses and a residential building were damaged.

The Kyiv OMA reported a temporary deterioration in air quality in four settlements of the oblast due to prolonged enemy attacks. The main pollutant was fine particulate dust; radiation levels remain within the norm.

On the morning of August 27, air quality worsened in the Kyiv region due to fires after an enemy attack: Borispil was hit hardest, with smoke affecting five more cities. Residents are advised to close their windows.

Following the night attack on the Kyiv region, an elevated concentration of fine dust was recorded in Vishneve and Brovary. Residents are advised to keep windows closed and reduce time spent outdoors.

🌫️ Air quality has deteriorated in the Kyiv region due to dust. Vyshhorod, Boyarka, Vasylkiv, and other cities are affected. Radiation levels are normal, but doctors warn of respiratory risks. Last week, Kyiv also recorded a "red" pollution level. #Ecology #Kyiv #Dust

A "red" level of air pollution has been recorded in Kyiv 🚨. Due to atmospheric stagnation and high humidity, dust concentration has reached dangerous levels in the Sviatoshyn, Obolon, and Solomianskyi districts. An ozone exceedance has also been recorded on the right bank. Ecologists urge citizens to be cautious and monitor real-time data 🌫️🏙️.