Pollution concerns continue to affect various regions of Ukraine, manifesting as air and water quality issues. Recent reports indicate fluctuations in air quality in Kyiv, predominantly due to dust and emissions from peat bogs burning. Notably, Kyiv experienced periods when it was rated as having the poorest air quality globally due to high levels of dust, soot, and smoke. On the water front, the Seim and Desna rivers have faced repeated pollution challenges, impacting the local ecosystems and communities. Authorities report gradual improvements in water conditions, yet occasional deteriorations prompt ongoing surveillance and mitigation efforts. Such environmental challenges highlight the need for robust response mechanisms and public awareness to ensure safety and health. These updates encapsulate not only the environmental impact but also the resilience and proactive measures being taken by Ukrainian authorities and communities.