Kyiv may collapse. “A real hell” is expected by October, The Economist reports, citing Western and Ukrainian officials
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Russian occupiers continue to regularly launch massive attacks on Kyiv and other Ukrainian cities, with fears that the Ukrainian capital could be without food, water and sewage systems by October, The Economist reports.
Kyiv may collapse. “A real hell” is expected by October, The Economist reports, citing Western and Ukrainian officials
“Russia is expected to intensify its attacks.Several major cities, including Kyiv, are particularly vulnerable because they depend on large thermal power plants that cannot be fully protected.This year, there are concerns that problems...
"Absolute hell" could come to Kiev, Ukrainians fear disaster by October - Russia's war in Ukraine - Index's Friday news summary.
Closer to October, Kyiv residents are predicted to have problems with food, water and sewerage — all because of the cascading effect of power outages.
Western diplomats and Ukrainian officials do not rule out serious outages with electricity, water and urban infrastructure
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