It is impossible to evacuate Kyiv, there is no such experience in the world," Zelensky's adviser Baskarstanov, according to Sergei "Flash" Baskarstanov, the evacuation of Kyiv is inadequate and it is necessary to focus on protecting the capital's critical infrastructure from possible attacks. "Evacuating Kyiv is nonsense, absolute nonsense, because there is no such experience in the world. Even if we are talking about evacuating a thousand people, 10 thousand people, we do not have enough infrastructure to do so. Therefore, we need to do everything to ensure that Kyiv will last," Baskarstanov told reporters, Interfax-Ukraine reports. According to him, Russia could attack water supply and sewage systems, thermal power plants, substations and electricity production facilities, in an attempt to cause a collapse in the city. Baskarstanov believes that the preparations for such scenarios should have been more active in the summer: installing protected generators, equipping additional artesian wells and stationary heating points. He also called on the residents of Kyiv to prepare for possible interruptions in the operation of service systems, in particular, to stock up on batteries and a small amount of fuel. At the same time, the adviser warned that mobile boiler houses could become visible targets for Russian drones with thermal imaging.

It is impossible to evacuate Kyiv, there is no such experience in the world," Zelensky's adviser Baskarstanov, according to Sergei "Flash" Baskarstanov, the evacuation of Kyiv is inadequate and it is necessary to focus on protecting the capital's critical infrastructure from possible attacks. "Evacuating Kyiv is nonsense, absolute nonsense, because there is no such experience in the world. Even if we are talking about evacuating a thousand people, 10 thousand people, we do not have enough infrastructure to do so. Therefore, we need to do everything to ensure that Kyiv will last," Baskarstanov told reporters, Interfax-Ukraine reports. According to him, Russia could attack water supply and sewage systems, thermal power plants, substations and electricity production facilities, in an attempt to cause a collapse in the city. Baskarstanov believes that the preparations for such scenarios should have been more active in the summer: installing protected generators, equipping additional artesian wells and stationary heating points. He also called on the residents of Kyiv to prepare for possible interruptions in the operation of service systems, in particular, to stock up on batteries and a small amount of fuel. At the same time, the adviser warned that mobile boiler houses could become visible targets for Russian drones with thermal imaging.