Today, on 28 August, at an extraordinary session, members of the Kharkiv City Council agreed to accept modular gas boilers into the municipal ownership of the city's territorial community free of charge.
‘We will receive 21 boiler houses from the State Emergency Service of Ukraine without the right of alienation and for the intended use,’ said Mayor Igor Terekhov.
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28/10/2025
Igor Terekhov discussed further cooperation with UNHCR
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24/10/2025
Frontline communities join forces to rebuild territories
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16/10/2025
All communities in the Kharkiv region have joined the Association of Frontline Cities and Communities
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07/10/2025
Kharkiv received school buses from UNOPS
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24/09/2025
Association of Frontline Cities and Communities Expands
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18/09/2025
International partners will support the Association of Frontline Cities and Communities
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18/09/2025
Igor Terekhov: Young people must see a future in their community
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18/09/2025
Ukrainian frontline towns and communities have joined forces to form an association
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10/09/2025
Igor Terekhov met with the new head of the IOM in Ukraine
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10/09/2025
Igor Terekhov discussed projects for Kharkiv with the UNOPS office
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02/09/2025
Veterans received the first new-style “Kharkiv Resident Cards”
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11/08/2025
Igor Terekhov met with representatives of the Red Cross
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30/07/2025
Igor Terekhov: Frontline cities need a separate funding program
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22/07/2025
Minister of Foreign Affairs of France visits Kharkiv
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30/06/2025
Kharkiv suffered 16 attacks during the week
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26/06/2025
Igor Terekhov met with the Ambassador of Albania
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24/06/2025
A digital hub to support businesses and communities will be created in Kharkiv
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15/06/2025
Igor Terekhov met with the director of the Santa Clara Foundation
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09/06/2025
Last week, the enemy attacked Kharkiv 89 times