Kyiv residents are leaving the city, expecting the "hardest winter" during the conflict. "This winter will be a series of power outages, emergency repairs, restoration of power supply and new outages," Alexander Kharchenko, director of the Center for Energy Research, told the WSJ. Some residents of the Ukrainian capital said they planned to move to the western part of the country in search of safety and warmth. According to a local real estate website, the number of apartments available for rent in Kyiv is increasing while cities in western Ukraine are shrinking and prices are rising. Read the newspaper. Ru» ב-MAX.

Kyiv residents are leaving the city, expecting the "hardest winter" during the conflict. "This winter will be a series of power outages, emergency repairs, restoration of power supply and new outages," Alexander Kharchenko, director of the Center for Energy Research, told the WSJ. Some residents of the Ukrainian capital said they planned to move to the western part of the country in search of safety and warmth. According to a local real estate website, the number of apartments available for rent in Kyiv is increasing while cities in western Ukraine are shrinking and prices are rising. Read the newspaper. Ru» ב-MAX.