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Heating and electricity are back in capital Kyiv after massive missile attack on energy system – Mayor Klitchko

bySerge Havrylets
18/12/2022
1 minute read
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A lone window is illuminated in a dark building amid power outages in Kyiv. Photo: Serhiy Ristenko
Heating and electricity are back in capital Kyiv after massive missile attack on energy system – Mayor Klitchko

Today emergency services have restored heating in Kyiv after the Russian massive missile attack damaged critical civilian infrastructure on 16 December, the Mayor of Kyiv Vitalii Klitchko reports.

Ukrainian repair crews and emergency services eliminated breakdowns in the energy system allowing more than 70% of Kyiv residents to get access to electricity again.

The massive missile attack on Ukraine’s critical civilian infrastructure damaged the energy system all over the country on 16 December, cutting millions of people off from electricity, heating, and water supply.

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Ukrainian emergency services have worked hard two days in a row to repair the energy system hit by the Russian missiles.

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