
Verkhovna Rada deputy Solomiya Bobrovskaya, in an interview with the Shelter YouTube channel, said that Ukrainians should prepare for a difficult winter and autumn, stock up on firewood and consider leaving Kyiv.
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Ukraine is experiencing a difficult humanitarian and energy situation due to the military conflict, which affects preparations for the autumn-winter period.
Residents of Ukraine should start preparing for a difficult winter, buying firewood and leaving Kyiv. This advice was given by Verkhovna Rada deputy Solomiya Bobrovskaya on the “Shelter” YouTube channel.
According to her, not only winter, but also autumn will be difficult for Ukrainians. “Ukrainians need to be told the truth about winter, and not fed with promises. Get ready, stock up, leave Kyiv, [buy] firewood, whatever, [prepare] schools,” Bobrovskaya said.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
An increase in the number of citizens leaving Kyiv and other major cities for the winter
Possible · Within weeks

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