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During winter months, Russia has been terrorizing Ukraine's energy system with attacks, leading to prolonged lack of heating, electricity, and water in several cities.

The article discusses the harsh realities faced by Ukrainians due to Russian attacks on infrastructure, emphasizing the need for awareness and support.

Estonian homeowners reliant on firewood are facing shortages as demand surges this winter due to harsh weather conditions.

The municipality of Vilnius is providing humanitarian aid to Kyiv, including generators and mobile heating units, to help restore electricity and heating in the city.

The extreme polar cold in the U.S. has led to skyrocketing heating bills, with average costs reaching up to $1242 for electric-powered homes.

The UN warns that ongoing Russian attacks on Ukraine's energy infrastructure could lead to a new wave of refugees, with an estimated 325,000 Ukrainians potentially displaced due to power and heating failures.

Over 1,500 apartment buildings in Kyiv are currently without heating as a result of intensified Russian attacks on critical infrastructure during winter.

The ongoing conflict in Ukraine has resulted in numerous buildings in Kyiv being left without heating as winter approaches, following recent Russian airstrikes.

Nearly 30% of schools in Kyiv are without heating due to Russian attacks on the energy network, leading to temporary school mergers to address the situation.

Russian attacks have left thousands in Dnipro and Odessa without electricity and heating, exacerbating the winter crisis in Ukraine.

Residents in Kiev are enduring severe winter conditions without heating, hot water, or adequate electricity, leading to health struggles amid ongoing Russian aggressions.

Residents of Kyiv’s Darnitskyi District are struggling with severe winter conditions as the area faces a lack of central heating due to attacks on energy infrastructure.

Estonian journalist Tarvo Madsen describes the harsh living conditions in Ukraine, particularly for those living in high-rise buildings without heating and limited electricity.

The ongoing Russian attacks on Ukraine's energy infrastructure are leading to adverse health effects as residents face prolonged exposure to cold due to heating disruptions.

Over 1,400 apartment buildings in Kyiv lack heating, highlighting ongoing energy challenges due to Russian strikes, according to President Zelenskyy.

Residents of Belgorod, Russia, are urgently being evacuated due to a heating crisis caused by extreme cold and ineffective repairs to energy facilities.

Several municipal boiler houses in Ternopil are currently using generators to provide continuous heating to residents amid energy challenges in Ukraine.

Kyiv Oblast has set up 530 invincibility centres to provide heating and basic necessities to residents amid ongoing energy challenges due to systematic attacks on infrastructure.

A Russian attack left around 6,000 residents in Dobrotvir, Lviv Oblast, without water and heating, amid widespread power outages across the region.

As Germany faces a cold winter, concerns grow over the adequacy of gas supplies, which are reportedly only around 30% full, raising questions about heating availability.

Due to Russian attacks on energy facilities, approximately 100,000 families in Kharkiv are currently without central heating.

Germany's gas storage levels are unusually low, sparking concerns from the gas industry and regulatory agencies about the need for reserves ahead of the heating season.

Ukrainian air forces warned of a 'ballistic missile threat' as Russia launched a record number of missiles during a massive night attack, causing heating and electricity outages for hundreds of thousands as temperatures dropped below minus 20 degrees Celsius.

UNICEF has provided Ukraine with an additional 42 generators, increasing the total supplied to 106 units to help support critical heating needs in conflict-affected areas.

The article discusses the ongoing Russian attacks on Ukraine's energy infrastructure, leaving thousands in Kyiv without power and heating amidst freezing temperatures.

A heating failure has left seven districts of Gdańsk and neighboring Sopot without heat and hot water, prompting the establishment of a crisis management team.

President Zelensky criticized the inadequate efforts in Kyiv to address the severe heating emergency affecting numerous residential buildings amid freezing temperatures and mass blackouts following a power grid disruption.

Russian aerial attacks have left millions of Ukrainians without heating and electricity, as the energy crisis worsens amid ongoing conflict and stalled diplomatic talks.

Kyiv and other cities in Ukraine are facing their harshest winter as Russian attacks leave residents in severe cold with inadequate heating and electricity.

The opposition in Berlin is calling for an apology from the city's governing mayor, Kai Wegner, following his praise of the government's crisis management after a major power outage left 100,000 people without electricity and heating for days.

Residents of Kyiv are facing severe hardships due to the destruction of energy infrastructure, resulting in freezing temperatures without basic utilities.

The recent rise in oil prices, which increased from below $60 to over $66 per barrel, is expected to lead to higher costs for fuel and heating for many households.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has declared a state of emergency in the energy sector, particularly in Kyiv, due to Russian attacks that have left residents without electricity, heating, and water in sub-zero temperatures.

President Zelensky has announced a state of emergency in Ukraine's energy sector due to worsening conditions from Russian attacks, particularly in Kyiv where residents are facing severe shortages of power, heating, and water.

Kyiv's mayor reports that the city's power and heating crisis has reached unprecedented levels during the ongoing war, prompting discussions for stabilization measures by officials.

UNICEF reports that since the ceasefire began, 100 children in Gaza have died due to cold, lack of fuel for heating, and inadequate provisions for shelter.

Kyiv faces severe freezing conditions with over 1,000 apartment buildings lacking heating following recent Russian attacks.

More than 1,000 residential buildings in Kyiv remain without heating following a devastating Russian attack early Friday, according to local authorities.

Over 1000 residential buildings in Kyiv remain without heating following a devastating Russian attack, as intensified bombings of Ukraine's energy infrastructure continue.

Due to energy vulnerability and rising costs, many cloistered convents are unable to turn on their heating systems during the winter.

Kyiv is experiencing power outages and disruptions in water and heating supply due to Russian attacks on Ukraine's energy infrastructure, while Ukraine successfully strikes an oil facility in Russia.

Russian night attacks on Ukrainian energy infrastructure have created a "national emergency situation," according to Dnipro Mayor Boris Filatov.

Over one million households in the Dnipropetrovsk region of central Ukraine are left without water and electricity following Russian strikes on energy infrastructure.

Russian strikes on energy infrastructure have left over one million people in the Dnipropetrovsk region of Ukraine without water and heating.

An attack on the power grid in Berlin is seen as counterproductive for climate protection, potentially harming the Left's cause by fostering right-wing hostility.

Germany's gas storage levels have fallen to around 58%, with the largest storage facility at just 14% capacity, raising concerns about heating needs during the cold winter months.

A recent attack by Russia using drones and missiles on Kyiv resulted in two deaths, injuries to 24 people, and left hundreds of thousands without heating and electricity amid freezing conditions.

One-third of Kyiv is currently without heating as Russia launches an attack on Ukraine involving 500 drones and 40 missiles.