Prime Minister Koretskyi says the government may revise curfew rules because of a new Russian attack tactic and is preparing changes to transport, metro, enterprises, and infrastructure during prolonged air-raid alerts.
The government may revise curfew rules in response to a new Russian attack tactic, Prime Minister Koretskyi said. His remarks suggest officials are reviewing civil-defense procedures rather than leaving current restrictions unchanged.
He also said changes are being prepared for the operation of transport, the metro, enterprises, and other infrastructure during prolonged air-raid alerts. Those adjustments could affect how buses, subways, and workplaces respond when sirens remain active for hours, with the aim of keeping essential services and economic activity running while still protecting civilians.
The new algorithms are meant to prevent Russia from paralyzing daily life and commerce in large cities through drawn-out strikes. Koretskyi did not provide a timeline or identify specific cities, and details of the proposed rules have yet to be announced.
The announcement comes as Russian attacks have repeatedly forced major urban areas to halt transit and business for extended periods. The planned changes are intended to deny Russia the ability to disrupt civilian life and the economy simply by stretching out individual attacks.
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