3.8K views · 102 reactions | Ukrainian families descended into the subway stations of Kyiv on Friday, Feb. 25 as Russia continued its full-scale military invasion of the country and closed in on its capital. Residents of Kyiv and other cities flocked to bomb shelters and the Metro on after Russia began military operations in Ukraine. Credit: Oz Katerji via Storyful | PIX11 | Facebook

Kyiv residents sheltering in metro stations this Christmas morning as Russians launch a large scale missile and drone attack across the country. | In Ukraine

Kyiv residents find refuge in metro stations as air raid alerts sound across the Ukrainian capital amidst fears of Russian missile strike . . . . . #RussiaUkraineWar #WIONUncut #Russia #Ukraine #VolodymyrZelensky #Kyiv | WION

2.4K views · 91 reactions | Did you miss the metro?  To prevent the spread of the novel coronavirus, the Kyiv government shut down the city’s metro system for two and a half months. It was the longest break in the Kyiv subway’s history. On May 26, the metro system reopened. The Kyiv Post spoke to a metro worker and passengers to find out why they love the Kyiv subway and how it feels to have it back. | Kyiv Post | Facebook