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Russia's winter campaign against energy infrastructure has begun. Will Kyiv be left without electricity, heating and water?

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On the night of September 29-30, Russia began its winter campaign targeting energy infrastructure in Kyiv and surrounding regions with ballistic missiles and drones. Ukraine has implemented resilience plans for the heating season, including enhanced protection and distributed generation, though sources express doubt about the feasibility of all measures before winter.
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On the night of 29-30 September – ten days earlier than last year – Russia's winter campaign against Ukraine's energy infrastructure officially began. Ekonomichna Pravda (EP) sources say Russian ballistic missiles and drones have been primarily targeting energy facilities in Kyiv and the surrounding region.

Russia's winter campaign against energy infrastructure has begun. Will Kyiv be left without electricity, heating and water?
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