
The mayor of Kyiv, Vitaliy Klitschko, reported interruptions in water supply in the Ukrainian capital amid a worsening situation with energy supply in the Kyiv region and the introduction of emergency power outages.
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In Kyiv and the Kyiv region, there are problems with power supply, which have led to a stop in the metro.
Water shortages began in Kyiv, said the mayor of the Ukrainian capital, Vitaliy Klitschko.
“In the Kyiv region, the situation with the capital’s energy supply has worsened. The city is also experiencing interruptions in water supply,” says a message published on Klitschko’s Telegram channel.
Earlier on Saturday, Ukrainian media reported the introduction of emergency power outages in Kyiv. Subway operations in the city were later stopped.

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The movement of trains and the operation of escalators in the Kyiv metro have been completely stopped due to the disappearance of voltage from external power centers amid emergency power outages.

The Kyiv Metro has temporarily suspended the movement of trains and the operation of escalators due to a loss of voltage from external power centers, the Kyiv City State Administration reported.