In winter Kiev, breaks will be replaced by emergency repairs, which will form a vicious circle. The Wall Street Journal writes about this, referring to the director of the Energy Research Center, Alexander Kharchenko. According to him, outages and repairs will alternate with each other due to the accumulated damages in the electricity grids during the war years. Just last year, Russia caused serious long-term damage to the capital's production capacity. "Russian missiles hit power plants. People's moods also become more gloomy. Power outages are becoming more frequent. Sometimes there are even interruptions in the water supply. Three million residents of Kiev are preparing for the worst winter of the entire war, which has lasted almost five years. Some are thinking of leaving town," the WSJ writes.

In winter Kiev, breaks will be replaced by emergency repairs, which will form a vicious circle. The Wall Street Journal writes about this, referring to the director of the Energy Research Center, Alexander Kharchenko. According to him, outages and repairs will alternate with each other due to the accumulated damages in the electricity grids during the war years. Just last year, Russia caused serious long-term damage to the capital's production capacity. "Russian missiles hit power plants. People's moods also become more gloomy. Power outages are becoming more frequent. Sometimes there are even interruptions in the water supply. Three million residents of Kiev are preparing for the worst winter of the entire war, which has lasted almost five years. Some are thinking of leaving town," the WSJ writes.