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In Kyiv, residents are preparing for possible attacks by Russian troops, spending the night in the metro at the Dorogozhychi station. Earlier, there was a blackout in the city; many areas were left without electricity due to an unscheduled power outage.
In the Ukrainian capital, people prepared to spend the night in the metro because of possible attacks by the Russian Armed Forces on Kyiv. Footage of the crowded station is published by the Kyiv Info Telegram channel.
In the video from the Dorogozhichi metro station, you can see residents of the capital sitting on mattresses, chairs, and in tents.
Earlier, the Ukrainian publication Strana.ua reported that a blackout had occurred in Kyiv. Many areas of the capital were left without electricity due to unscheduled power outages.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Authorities may strengthen security measures in the subway and other shelters
Likely · Within days
Repair work to restore power supply may begin soon
Possible · Within days

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