Kyiv Restores Heat to Most Homes After Feb. 12 Strike; About 500 Buildings Still Without Service

Overview

• Russian forces struck Kyiv on Feb. 12, damaging infrastructure in two left-bank districts and injuring two civilians.
• Officials said the attack initially left about 2,600 residential buildings without heating across the capital.
• By Sunday evening, city authorities reported heat restored to roughly 2,100 buildings, with about 500 still offline.
• Kyiv’s mayor said utility teams are working around the clock to complete repairs to remaining apartment buildings.
• Dniprovskyi and Darnytskyi districts were among the hardest hit, reflecting a broader winter campaign targeting Ukraine’s energy system.