#Air Raid Alerts

The “That Day” exhibition closes its Kyiv run on September 12–13 due to air raid alerts. The organizers report a record 11,000 visitors over the weekend and plans to move to other cities.

The Kyiv City State Administration has approved a new operating procedure for the capital's municipal pharmacies: under a red threat level they immediately close and evacuate people, while under a yellow level they continue operating. The new measure is integrated into the Cabinet of Ministers' updated alert level system.

Ukraine's Cabinet of Ministers has introduced differentiated alerting about aerial threats: the “yellow” level means a drone hazard and allows businesses to operate provided shelters are available. We break down the new alert rules.

McDonald's in Ukraine has confirmed the temporary unavailability of some menu items at certain restaurants due to delivery delays amid frequent air raid alerts. The company is working with its logistics partner to restore stable supply.

As of 6:00 a.m. on September 6, Kyiv introduced alerts by type of air threat: notifications now specify the concrete type and level of danger. The new system is not yet in effect in the Pechersk district.

Ukraine's Cabinet of Ministers has reallocated UAH 33.6 billion from the security sector reserve for September payments to the military and their families. Prime Minister Koretskyi urged parliament to accelerate the adoption of laws to secure international financial assistance.

Against the backdrop of daily drone attacks on warehouses and ports, the Ukrainian Cabinet of Ministers is introducing a two-tier alert system, while the State Tax Service is preparing tax incentives for affected businesses. On September 2, Zelenskyy held a meeting with the heads of the largest retailers.

Ukrainian Prime Minister Serhiy Koretsky stated that during the "yellow" alert level in Kyiv, full operation of the metro must be ensured, and, if necessary, the amount of surface transport must be increased.

Ukraine's Cabinet is introducing two levels of air alerts: under the 'yellow' signal, business and the metro can operate, and the curfew in Kyiv will be shortened from 01:00 to 05:00.

Alexander Chernitsky, head of Mandarin Plaza Group, told RBC-Ukraine how Kyiv shopping centers Lavina, Blockbuster, and Mandarin operate with 11 alerts a day: full closure for every signal, the difficulty of calculating damage, and the attitude toward the idea of differentiating alert levels.

Ukraine is introducing a two-tier air raid alert system — yellow and red. The level of threat will determine the operation of the metro, surface transport, and business, as well as the curfew in cities.

Ukraine's Cabinet of Ministers is preparing a plan for a two-tier alert system in Kyiv: "yellow" during drone attacks and "red" during missile threats. The regulations have not yet been adopted.

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