Kyiv City Military Administration
The Kyiv City Military Administration (KMVA) is an executive authority established to govern Kyiv during martial law. It is headed by a chief who coordinates the city's defence and civil protection efforts. Operating alongside the Kyiv City Council, it handles decisions on security, energy infrastructure and the daily functioning of the capital amid the full-scale Russian invasion.
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Russia hits Kyiv energy sites in massive overnight strike, killing at least three
Russia launched a massive combined ballistic-missile and drone attack on Kyiv and other Ukrainian regions overnight on 13–14 October, striking the TEC-4 power plant and a residential high-rise. Ukrainian air defence intercepted most drones and four of 39 ballistic missiles. Three people were killed in Kyiv and at least 21 injured, including a child, while over 600,000 Ukrainians lost electricity.