Zelenskyy warns that Russia will use winter against Ukraine | USA TODAY
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as posted by the channelUkrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy expects Russia to use the harsh winters to its advantage, urging citizens to help one another.
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Russia's battering of Kyiv's energy infrastructure could result in large swaths of the city of 3 million people being unable to heat homes and businesses this winter, the city's leader warned Thursday.
Mayor Vitali Klitschko, speaking at a security forum, said if areas of Kyiv have no heat or water for 24 hours at temperatures below freezing, heating systems will need to be drained. "This means that until spring, it will be very difficult," Klitschko said. "In a very short period of time, the temperature in the apartments may not differ much from the outside."
Rolling blackouts are already a way of life in the city. Klitschko urged residents to be prepared for worst-case scenarios, suggesting they could move in with family or friends who have heat if winter in Kyiv becomes unbearable.
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