At the municipal enterprise “Kyivblagoustriy” showed, how the spaces near metro stations change after dismantling.
“Yes, the path from dismantling to full-fledged improvement is a long process. But the results speak for themselves. Where a few years ago there were rows of kiosks with narrow aisles, now there are squares, recreation areas, and inclusive spaces,” the company notes.
Recall that in May 2022, Decision No. 8 of the Kyiv City Defense Council came into force to unblock the entry and exit zones, as well as evacuation routes to metro stations that serve as shelters.
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