Other ideas included converting some of the study halls and bomb shelters in hostels at KSE university. But after speaking with the authorities, we have been reassured that having generators will be enough, that the heating in Kyiv won't be destroyed, the food will be there 7/

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And Russia will continue to pound at everything that is still operational. That's why the recent news about more Patriot systems to Ukraine are very encouraging. The only regret – and it is really a scandal – that it took so long for the West to come together to do it. Again 4/

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The current blackouts in Kyiv are the worst since the early months of the war, affecting traffic, work environments, and daily life for residents. People are preparing for winter, some are looking to leave 5/

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Ukraine has lost 9.2 gigawatts or 50 % of electricity generating capabilities. We currently are importing 1.7 gigawatts from European countries and this is the max due to technological restrictions. With the help of the world we can rebuild a couple of gigs, but not more 3/

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Ukraine is experiencing a new wave of rolling blackouts due to Russian attacks that have destroyed half of the country's power generation capacity We are adapting: generators, power banks, and flashlights are back in fashion. But will we freeze in the winter? 2/

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Russia targeted a total of 14 Ukrainian regions, with four of them reporting casualties.

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Deputy Prime Minister for European and Euro-Atlantic Integration Olga Stefanishyna has been appointed as the chief negotiator.

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