Zelensky's Adviser Explained Who May Need Evacuation From Kiev in Winter
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Russia and Ukraine have reached a stalemate on the front line, with the conflict hitting civilians hardest, said Serhiy Beskrestnov, an adviser to the Ukrainian president. He fears a harsh winter awaits Ukraine, and especially Kiev. He also spoke about his view on evacuating the capital.
Vladimir Zelinski's freelance adviser, Sergei Bescrestnov, advised the Kiev authorities to consider in advance the evacuation of civilians from the capital; in an interview with The Guardian, he stated that Ukraine was unlikely to receive enough Patriot missiles to protect against attacks in winter.
It is primarily about the elderly
He himself survived a drone attack on his house in April. Now, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky's defense technology adviser, Serhiy Beskrestnov, is warning of a further escalation of the war and an exceptionally severe winter. According to him, Russia could shut down electricity, water and heating in Kiev with prolonged attacks, endangering two to three million people. City authorities should therefore consider preemptive evacuation of ci…
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