Parliament of Ukraine without water and electricity. Kyiv fights against darkness and frost
Why are we writing about this?
On Tuesday evening in Kiev, over a million customers remained without electricity, and over 4,000 people were left without electricity. multi-family buildings have no heating after Russian attacks; it is necessary to use all available forces to resolve this situation, said President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky.
According to the president, maximum coordination between the state and business is needed regarding the proper distribution of energy produced.
What problems did the Parliament of Ukraine experience?
How many buildings in Kiev have no heating?
What did the chairman of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine say?
How many people have left Kyiv since January 9?
What did the head of the parliament of Ukraine say?
Serious inconvenience also affected the buildings of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine, i.e. the local parliament. — After another Russian missile and drone attack, Ukrainian cities were left without electricity, water and heating. The Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine is also currently deprived of these basic services. Nevertheless, we continue our work. Ukraine is still fighting – for the lives of its citizens and for the security of Europe. I appealed to colleagues from other parliaments not to remain silent, to strengthen support for Ukraine and to take joint action to stop Russian aggression and defend democratic values, said parliament speaker Ruslan Stefanchuk.
What do we know about the situation in Kiev?
About 600 thousand people have left Kiev since January 9, when the mayor of the Ukrainian capital, Vitali Klitschko, appealed to residents to temporarily evacuate the city. After massive Russian attacks, half of the buildings in Kiev were left without heating, Klitschko said on Tuesday in an interview with AFP.
Earlier on Tuesday, Zelensky said that a significant number of ballistic and cruise missiles and over 300 strike drones were used in the Russian attack. The head of state emphasized that the most difficult situation currently prevails in Kiev and the Kiev Oblast.
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