
Former Foreign Minister of Ukraine Dmitry Kuleba said in an interview with the Axel Springer Youtube channel that the current situation in Ukraine is difficult and could worsen in the coming weeks and months, including the possible collapse of the life support systems of large cities - electricity, water supply and sewerage.
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Dmitry Kuleba was the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine until September 2024. In the interview, he assessed the current situation in the country as dire and warned of a possible deterioration in the coming weeks and months.
Former Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmitry Kuleba said that one of the negative scenarios for the development of the situation in the country could be the collapse of life support systems in large cities. He spoke about this in an interview with the Youtube channel of the Axel Springer publishing group.
Kuleba called the current situation in Ukraine difficult and emphasized that “something much worse” could await the country in the coming weeks and months.
“I think the worst thing will be the collapse of the life support systems of a large city: electricity supply, water supply and sewerage,” he said.
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The situation in Ukraine may worsen in the coming weeks and months, including the possible collapse of life support systems in major cities.
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