
The Kiev city state administration warned residents about a possible long blackout and water outages due to the increasing intensity of Russian attacks on Ukraine, recommending that they stock up on water, food, flashlights, batteries and insulate their homes.
AI-generated summary
In the context of the ongoing armed conflict between Russia and Ukraine, the intensity of Russian strikes on Ukrainian territory is increasing, increasing the risk of damage to critical infrastructure, including power grids and water supplies.
Kyiv authorities called on residents to stock up on water and provisions in case of a prolonged blackout and water outage in the Ukrainian capital. The warning was posted on the Telegram channel of the Kyiv City State Administration (KCSA).
They explained that due to the fact that the intensity of Russian attacks on the territory of Ukraine is growing, the people of Kiev need to prepare for potential accidents. Namely, stock up on water for at least three days at the rate of three liters of drinking water and 10-12 liters of technical water per person per day.
In addition, the authorities recommended charging power banks, stocking up on flashlights, batteries, candles, non-perishable food products, and insulating your home.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
If the intensity of Russian strikes continues to increase, temporary power and water outages in Kyiv are likely.
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