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Overnight blackout, sewer problems, ‘survival mode’: situation in Kiev

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The Kyiv Independent
“Russian attacks plunge Kyiv into near-total darkness, disrupt power, metro, water supply”

The drop in voltage temporarily halted Kyiv Metro train services and escalator operations, the Kyiv City State Administration (KMDA) said. Other parts of the capital's public transport network were also affected.

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Observador
“Ataques russos põem Kiev em “modo de sobrevivência”

O autarca de Kiev diz que os ataques contra pontes e infraestruturas estratégicas da capital ucraniana fazem com que Kiev tenha entrado em “modo de sobrevivência” com o aproximar do inverno.

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TASS
“Water supply cut off in several Kiev neighborhoods — news agency”

There were also reports of another blackout in Kiev following damage to a key power facility, which led to emergency power outages in the city

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TASS
“Overnight blackout, sewer problems, ‘survival mode’: situation in Kiev”

Several Kiev neighborhoods on the right bank of the Dnieper River, as well as a number of districts in the Kiev region, were left without power

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TASS
“Kiev faces critical situation as its power generation destroyed, says expert”

Emergency blackouts were earlier imposed in the part of the city on the right bank of the Dnieper

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El País
“Kiev sufre apagones, interrupciones en el transporte público y cortes de agua por la ofensiva rusa”

La capital de Ucrania afronta un nuevo invierno en guerra con un plan de resiliencia, mientras ya rugen los generadores y los viandantes encienden las linternas de sus móviles al caer la noche

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