Summary
A Russian aerial attack left half of Kyiv without heating and power during a cold winter spell, with temperatures around -10 degrees Celsius. The attack targeted multiple locations in Ukraine, resulting in casualties and prompting residents to find alternative ways to stay warm and cook food. President Zelensky decided to remain in Kyiv instead of attending the World Economic Forum due to the ongoing situation.
Key Facts
- A Russian aerial strike affected many places in Ukraine, including its capital, Kyiv.
- The attack left over 5,600 buildings in Kyiv without heating or power.
- President Zelensky reported that intercepting the attack cost Ukraine about €80 million just for air defense missiles.
- Four people died and 33 were injured between Monday and Tuesday due to the attacks.
- Mayor Vitalii Klitschko mentioned that most buildings recently had their heating restored before this attack.
- Residents use portable stoves and generators to cope with the lack of electricity and heat.
- Over 10,000 people found shelter in Kyiv's metro stations during the attacks.
- The cold has caused some radiators to burst and residents face challenges maintaining food supplies due to power cuts.
