Kyiv authorities ignore victims after Russian strike: Tkachenko criticizes inaction.

The head of the Kyiv City Military Administration, Timur Tkachenko, expressed outrage over the inaction of local authorities after the massive Russian strike on Kyiv on the night of July 31. According to the official, the authorities are ignoring people whose homes were damaged due to the enemy shelling.

This was stated by Tkachenko on Saturday, August 2, on Telegram.

Tkachenko on the chaos in Kyiv after the Russian strike

'Yesterday we worked at the sites of the hits. There are many complaints from people. In Kyiv, there are tens of thousands of employees of the KMDA, departments, and communal enterprises. But no one came to the people. At best — only on the first day, to take photos. Once again, district utilities, volunteers, and military services are closed', stated the head of the KMVA.

In particular, he added that the directors of the departments, under which hundreds of enterprises, billion-dollar budgets, and thousands of employees operate, ignore the situation in the capital and the civilians.

Tkachenko on the lack of modular shelters

Tkachenko emphasized that there are still no modular shelters in Kyiv, which are necessary for the citizens.

'Where are the promised modular shelters? They may not be needed by officials, but they are needed by Kyiv residents! I have been trying to move this from a dead point for half a year, but the departments are stuck. Because obviously, their 'own' company will not win the contract. Glass bus stops are being built. Shelters — no.

Meanwhile, we see the mayor's showy visits with a smart expression on the background of parks and facades. Everything is for the picture. Not for the people', stated the official.

After the massive Russian strike on Kyiv, the head of the city military administration expressed outrage at the inaction of local authorities and emphasized the need for effective measures to support the affected citizens. Timur Tkachenko noted the lack of modular shelters in Kyiv and stressed that the authorities must act promptly and responsibly, listening to the needs of the citizens.