The three million residents of Kyiv, Ukraine, are bracing for the harshest and most difficult winter since the outbreak of hostilities in 2022.
Globalinfo.az reports that this was stated in an article published by The Wall Street Journal. Amid the severe energy crisis, some residents are considering leaving the city.
Oleksandr Kharchenko, director of the Energy Industry Research Center, told journalists that Ukraine’s energy infrastructure has suffered irreversible damage over this period.
For this reason, residents of the capital are suffering far more severely this year from the aftermath of Russian attacks.
The expert delivered a grim forecast for the coming months:
“This winter will bring a series of blackouts, emergency repairs, power restorations, and even more blackouts.”
Tahir Turan
Globalinfo.az
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