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Ukraine will withstand winter despite Russian airstrikes, first lady vows

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Olena Zelenska says blackouts are not the worst thing to happen to us. Nearly half of Kyiv residents still without electricity after two days of Russian shelling hammered the country's already fractured energy grid. Temperatures in parts of the country can reach lows of -20 C during the winter. World Health Organization has warned of life-threatening consequences.

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Ukraine will withstand winter despite Russian airstrikes, first lady vows

Ukraine’s first lady has said her country stands “ready to endure” the winter despite the cold and widespread blackouts caused by Russian attacks on energy infrastructure. “We’ve had so many terrible challenges, seen so many victims, so much destruction, that blackouts are not the worst thing to hap

1 year ago·London, United Kingdom

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