For compensation: 287 properties damaged by Russia inspected in Mykolaiv

In Mykolaiv, specialists inspected 287 sites damaged by Russia between October 2 and 30, 2026. The results of these inspections are needed to review applications for compensation under the state-run eVidnovlennia program. That was 57 more sites than in September.

The inspections involved:

• specialists from the Department of State Architectural and Construction Control of Mykolaiv City Council;
• representatives of the district administrations;
• representatives of the Department of Municipal Economy;
• representatives of the Department for Emergency Situations and Civil Protection.

In October, they inspected:

• 189 apartments in multi-apartment residential buildings;
• 35 detached houses;
• 34 multi-apartment residential buildings;
• 29 non-residential properties.

Residents of multi-apartment buildings continue to submit the most applications. Apartments accounted for about two-thirds of all sites inspected in October.

Since the beginning of 2026, a total of 1,384 damaged properties have been inspected in Mykolaiv, including 800 apartments. This means that one in five inspections during this period took place in October.

If your home or other property has been damaged, submit a report through the Diia app, at an Administrative Services Center, or through a notary. Don’t delay submitting your report: filing earlier allows the commission to inspect the damage sooner.

Source: Mykolaiv City Council.

We previously reported:

• After the attacks on Mykolaiv: 64 properties inspected for damage restoration
• A step toward compensation: 230 damaged properties inspected in Mykolaiv
• eVidnovlennia in Korabelnyi District: 1,335 compensation claims following Russian attacks have already been processed
• Why compensation was denied in Mykolaiv after a direct hit on a house, and what to do
• How Mykolaiv residents can file a claim for compensation after their home is hit