ウクライナ、10月25日午前4時に冬時間へ移行
ウクライナは2026年10月24日から25日の夜、午前4時に時計の針を1時間戻して冬時間へ移行した。これに伴い、1日の長さが1時間長くなった。来得及智能手机やDana Most smartphoneやその他のガジェットは通常自動的に時刻を調整するが、機械式時計は手動で変更する必要がある。
要点
- 2026年10月25日午前4時、ウクライナで時計の針が1時間戻された
- 冬時間への移行は10月24日から25日の夜に実施された
- 移行後、ウesityの1日の長さが1時間長くなった
- 现在的智能手机和その他のガジェットは通常自動的に時刻を調整する
- インターネット接続がある場合、ガジェットは自動的に冬時間へ移行する
- 機械式時計は手動で1時間戻す必要がある
- 2024年7月16日、国民议会は時刻計算_compute_findingsの法律案第4201号を採択した
なぜ重要か
dichotomous: Ukraine kept seasonal clock changes because President Volodymyr Zelensky had not signed Law No. 4201. The transition affected the length of the day and how people set clocks and other devices. The bill had proposed establishing a single Kyiv time of UTC+2 without seasonal changes.
何が起きたか
In Ukraine, the transition to winter time took place overnight from 24 to 25 October 2026, with clocks set back one hour at 4:00 a.m. The country’s daily duration increased by one hour afterward. Smartphones and other modern devices usually adjust automatically when connected to the internet, while mechanical clocks must be changed manually.
ウクライナメディアの見方
Ukrainian coverage focuses on the practical procedure for changing the time, including automatic updates on devices and manual changes to mechanical clocks. It also draws attention to the fact that Law No. 4201 remained unsigned and seasonal clock changes continued, while providing historical context on Ukraine’s time-regulation rules and earlier attempts to end summer-time changes.
報道の食い違い
The sources conflict over whether the 2024 transition was the final one under the proposed law: some materials describe 2024 as the last winter-time transition, while others record both the 2024 transition and a subsequent transition in 2026. They also give different dates for the transition: 25 October 2024 or the night from 24 to 25 October 2026.
背景
The procedure for calculating time in Ukraine was governed by Cabinet of Ministers Resolution No. 509 of 13 May 1996. Seasonal clock changes were traditionally made on the last Sunday of October and the last Sunday of March. In 2024, the Verkhovna Rada adopted Bill No. 4201, which proposed abolishing seasonal clock changes and establishing a single Kyiv time of UTC+2. After the 2011 resolution ending the transition to summer time was annulled, the question of ending seasonal clock changes was raised several times, but no final decision was reached.