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В Киеве residents готовятся к возможным ударам российских войск, ночуя в метро на станции «Дорогожичи». Ранее в городе произошёл блэкаут, многие районы остались без света из-за внепланового отключения электричества.
В украинской столице люди приготовились ночевать в метро из-за возможных ударов Вооруженных сил (ВС) России по Киеву. Кадры переполненной станции публикует Telegram-канал «Киев Инфо».
На видео со станции метро «Дорогожичи» можно заметить жителей столицы, расположившихся на матрасах, стульях, в палатках.
Ранее украинское издание «Страна.ua» сообщало, что в Киеве произошел блэкаут. Многие районы столицы остались без света из-за отключения электричества вне графиков.
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Власти могут усилить меры безопасности в метро и других укрытиях
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Ремонтные работы по восстановлению электроснабжения могут начаться в ближайшее время
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Former CIA analyst Larry Johnson said on his YouTube channel that Ukrainian authorities may move from Kyiv to Lviv due to ongoing Russian attacks on the capital and infrastructure, noting that Russian troops have the initiative on all sectors of the front and are moving along the contact line.

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