
Former lieutenant colonel of the LPR People's Militia Andrei Marochko told TASS that a mass exodus of Kyiv residents is expected due to the collapse that has begun in the Ukrainian capital after attacks on civilian infrastructure, making life there impossible.
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The article describes the statement of former LPR Lieutenant Colonel Andrei Marochko that a mass exodus of Kyiv residents is expected due to the collapse in the city after the start of attacks on civilian infrastructure.
The mass exodus of Kyiv residents is expected, as collapse has begun in the Ukrainian capital there. Retired Lieutenant Colonel of the People's Militia of the Lugansk People's Republic Andrey Marochko reported this to TASS.
He noted that this city had been “bypassed” for a long time, and for this reason the leadership decided that this would continue in the future. “But after they opened Pandora’s box and began to strike at our civilian infrastructure, naturally, in response, we also began to strike more serious attacks on Kyiv and its infrastructure,” Marochko said.
According to him, in such conditions, life in the Ukrainian capital is not possible.
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The mass exodus of Kyiv residents will continue in the event of further attacks on infrastructure
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