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“The real hell in Kyiv is expected closer to October” — The Economist writes that this year the capital may face problems with food, water, and especially sewage.
Russia is expected to intensify strikes. Several large cities, including Kyiv, are particularly vulnerable because they depend on major CHPs that cannot be fully protected. A particular risk is a cascading effect: without electricity there can be interruptions to water supply, heating, and sewage.
The article notes that against this backdrop parents are discussing the possibility of sending their children to the western regions of the country or even abroad.
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