Kyiv residents consider leaving as Russian strikes target energy infrastructure

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Residents of Kyiv, Ukraine, are contemplating leaving the capital as winter approaches. A renewed Russian campaign is targeting the city's power and energy infrastructure. These strikes threaten essential services during the freezing season. This has prompted some citizens to seek shelter elsewhere for safety and survival.

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