Ministry of Internal Affairs

Ukraine’s Ministry of Internal Affairs is the central executive body responsible for the police and its service centres, where people register vehicles and take driving tests. As of February 2026, the minister was Ihor Klymenko. That month he spoke of an “active phase” of terrorist attacks on law enforcement officers and said Telegram could not be fully blocked, though restricting it should be discussed.

MykVisti covers ministry decisions for drivers, such as new markings for driving school cars, drug tests in hospitals and re-registering a car without visiting a service centre. The newsroom also reports on cases around service centres in Mykolaiv Oblast, the minister’s statements after Russian missile strikes on Mykolaiv and investigations into high-profile murders.

• “The mother of the dead boy is in a state of shock”: the head of the Ministry of Internal Affairs about the rocket attack on Mykolaiv
• Teenager from Mykolaiv region receives “Children are Heroes” award for saving his brother