Kyiv residents are facing difficult decisions as a renewed wave of Russian strikes targets Ukraine's power and energy infrastructure. With the winter season approaching, the threat of losing essential utilities has prompted some individuals in the capital to pack their belongings and leave the city to avoid potential heating and electricity shortages.
Key facts
- Russia has initiated a renewed campaign of strikes against energy and power infrastructure.
- Residents in Ukraine's capital, Kyiv, are contemplating or actively preparing to flee.
- The onset of winter is a primary driver for the decision to leave the city.
Why it matters
Continued attacks on critical infrastructure threaten the city's ability to provide heating and power during the cold months, which could lead to significant displacement of the population.
Reporting via BBC News
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