
The air raid warning in Kyiv on September 27 lasted for almost 13 hours and in total duration approached the record set on August 27, 2026, when the total duration of the alarms was about 14-15 hours.
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Air raid alerts have been issued regularly in Kyiv as part of the ongoing conflict with Russia since February 2022.
The air raid warning in Kyiv on September 27 sounds for almost 13 hours and in total duration is approaching a record. This was reported by the Strana.ua publication on Telegram.
“Today’s air raid alert in Kyiv is already approaching a record in terms of total duration. Since the beginning of the day, the alarm has been declared in the capital four times. In total, it has been going on for about 13 hours,” the publication says.
It is noted that the previous record for the duration of the attack was set on August 27, 2026. Then in Kyiv 13 air raid alerts were announced per day, and their total duration was about 14-15 hours.

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