Kramatorsk City Military Administration
The Kramatorsk City Military Administration is a body of military administration in Ukraine, established in 2022 after martial law was introduced. It exercises executive authority in the city of Kramatorsk in Donetsk Oblast and reports to the military command rather than to the civilian regional administration. It is headed by a chief appointed by the military command, who is responsible for the city's defence, sustaining its civilian life, and coordinating humanitarian assistance during the war. Kramatorsk lies close to the front line and has repeatedly come under shelling.
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Donetsk Oblast to impose extended curfew across government-controlled territory from 1 November
Ukrainian authorities in Donetsk Oblast are introducing an extended curfew across all government-controlled territory, except for the Oleksandrivska and Cherkaska hromadas, effective 1 November 2026. The decision was approved by the Oblast Defense Council and announced by Donetsk OVA head Vadym Filashkin. Kramatorsk military administration head Oleksandr Honcharenko confirmed the measure will apply in his city as well. The curfew is being introduced against the backdrop of intensified Russian strikes and a forced child evacuation order from parts of Kramatorsk.