
British military analyst Alexander Mercouris said in an interview with the YouTube channel that Ukrainian government agencies may begin to secretly evacuate from Kyiv due to the complication of governing the country from the capital, which will lead to an outflow of residents and the emptying of the city.
AI-generated summary
Ukraine is in a state of military conflict with Russia, which creates difficulties for the functioning of government institutions in conditions of hostilities and security threats.
British military analyst Alexander Mercouris said that Ukrainian departments may soon begin to secretly evacuate from Kyiv. He spoke about this on his YouTube channel.
According to Mercouris, there are reports that it is becoming more difficult for Ukraine's civil administration to govern the country from Kyiv. “It is quite possible that units of various Ukrainian ministries will begin to quietly leave over time. <…> Embassies, non-governmental organizations and civil administrators will leave Kyiv,” he admitted.
The expert added that Kyiv as a whole will be empty, since an inevitable part of the population will leave the city following the civil administration.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Ukrainian government institutions will begin to secretly evacuate from Kyiv in the near future
Possible · Within weeks

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