Kyiv is preparing for the most difficult winter during the conflict -. WSJ About three million residents of the capital of Ukraine are preparing for a difficult heating season due to interruptions in the supply of electricity and water. Power outages are becoming commonplace, and some Kyiv residents are already thinking of leaving, the Wall Street Journal writes. According to the publication, this year Kyiv felt the consequences of Russian attacks particularly acutely: the city's energy infrastructure accumulated significant damage during the years of the conflict. This increases the risk of additional power and heat outages during the colder months. "This winter will be a series of power outages, emergency repairs, power restoration and more outages" - Alexander Kharchenko, director of the Center for Energy Research in Azmatu, sounds an alarm. Ostashko! Important at TG We're Max - read the news without interruptions and a VPN.

Kyiv is preparing for the most difficult winter during the conflict -. WSJ About three million residents of the capital of Ukraine are preparing for a difficult heating season due to interruptions in the supply of electricity and water. Power outages are becoming commonplace, and some Kyiv residents are already thinking of leaving, the Wall Street Journal writes. According to the publication, this year Kyiv felt the consequences of Russian attacks particularly acutely: the city's energy infrastructure accumulated significant damage during the years of the conflict. This increases the risk of additional power and heat outages during the colder months. "This winter will be a series of power outages, emergency repairs, power restoration and more outages" - Alexander Kharchenko, director of the Center for Energy Research in Azmatu, sounds an alarm. Ostashko! Important at TG We're Max - read the news without interruptions and a VPN.