The Ukrainian government plans to reconsider its approaches to curfew and citizens' access to operational information about air threats.
Modern.az reports that Ukrainian Prime Minister Sergey Koretsky announced this on his Telegram channel.
The Prime Minister did not specify what changes are envisioned. According to him, it is necessary to adapt the state, the capital, the economy, and critical infrastructure to Russia's new attack tactics.
"Long-term air alarms affect not only people's safety but also the operation of enterprises, logistics, transport, schools, kindergartens, and other areas of life. The enemy is trying to paralyze economic activity in the capital and large cities. Therefore, our approaches and algorithms of reaction must change," the head of government said.
According to Koretsky, the government is working on new decisions regarding the operation of enterprises and organizations, the organization of logistics and transport, and the work of the subway and other infrastructure facilities under various threat conditions.
"We also plan to separately reconsider approaches to curfew and citizens' access to operational information about air threats. All this must be done without creating additional risks to security," the Prime Minister noted.
He stated that the necessary proposals are planned to be prepared, presented to the public, and their implementation started at the beginning of next week.
