The new head of KCMA, Tymur Tkachenko, responded to Klychko’s accusations by blaming him for inaction.
He noted that many buildings in the city are not being restored after the shelling, and burnt vehicles were only recently removed, but not thanks to the mayor’s decision.
Yesterday, he had a meeting with Klychko on this and other issues.
"But what I saw in response — it was not help in work, but accusations. Empty accusations. Therefore, the military administration will do everything that the mayor’s office is unable to do. And I do not intend to stage political shows, like those who have been working in the city government for many years. We will solve the city’s problems and help the residents of Kyiv," Tkachenko stated.