Briefly
Kyiv City State Administration reports that, due to an air raid alert, service on the metro's red line is operating with restrictions. This affects two operational segments: toward the city center — between Akademmistechko and Politekhnichnyi Instytut stations, and toward the city exit — from Arsenalna to Akademmistechko. The alert is ongoing — remain in shelters and follow official announcements.
Why the line has been restricted and what it means
Service restrictions are a standard safety protocol during air raid alerts. Operating in segments allows control of train movements, minimizes risks to passengers and staff, and preserves access to nearby shelters. Practically, this means some passengers should plan routes in advance or use alternative transport after the alert ends.
"Trains on the 'red' line are operating: toward the city center between Akademmistechko and Politekhnichnyi Instytut stations, and toward the city exit between Arsenalna and Akademmistechko stations. The air raid alert is ongoing. Remain in shelters."
— Kyiv City State Administration / UNN
Where to get help
In addition to the metro operating in a limited mode, the city is running aid points: additional places for people who are alone and those with limited mobility, as well as hot meal distribution. Check the official channels of the Kyiv City State Administration (KMDA) and local volunteer initiatives for an up-to-date list of addresses and schedules.
What to do now
Plan trips taking the restrictions into account, keep documents and necessary items for staying in a shelter with you, and use only official information. The system is working to ensure safety — our task is to remain calm and help those nearby.
Briefly, to conclude: the metro is operating in segments due to an air raid alert — check routes via official channels, use shelters, and contact aid points if necessary.
