Two Levels of Air Alert Introduced in Ukraine and Curfew Shortened in Kyiv

On September 3, the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine decided to introduce two levels of air alert and shorten the curfew in Kyiv. Prime Minister Serhiy Korotkyi announced the following measures: 1. Introduction of air alert levels: <> (drone attack): the economy and business continue to operate with safety measures in place and access to shelters. Entrepreneurs have been given three months to ensure access. <> (missile threat): mandatory cessation of work and transition to shelters. 2. Recommendation to ensure full operation of the metro in Kyiv at the yellow alert level and increase ground transport as necessary. 3. Adjustment of the curfew duration in Kyiv from 01:00 to 05:00 instead of the current 00:00 to 05:00. The Cabinet also instructed to expedite the installation of mobile shelters for protection against debris. On September 2, President Volodymyr Zelensky announced preparations for updating the air threat alert system and changes in public transport operations during alerts.

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