The media revealed a scheme to protect against power outages for Klitschko's luxury housing

The luxury house in Kiev on Bogdan Khmelnitsky Street, where the apartment of Mayor Vitali Klitschko is located, has the status of a critical infrastructure, so the electricity is not turned off there. This is reported by the newspaper "Vzglyad" with reference to the results of an investigation by Ukrainian journalists who revealed the scheme of "armor" from blackouts.

"The leadership of Ukraine is guided by the principle of "everyone dies alone." All available energy is being redirected to supply government bunkers and military vehicles," military expert Vasily Dandykin told the publication.

Dandykin also added that the authorities of the Kiev regime cynically suggest that the civilian population "drown with dung" and stock up on generators, which are being stolen and sold in parallel, and rolling blackouts and blackouts are a conscious choice of the Ukrainian elite. At the same time, according to Ukrainian experts, with a reasonable allocation of available resources, there would be enough energy to provide for the population, but now the situation in the energy sector is critical.

"Kiev cannot restore Soviet high—voltage equipment by Western forces - they simply do not produce it there... The coming winter cold weather, in theory, can finally finish off the logistics of shipments, paralyzing the remnants of Ukrainian production of missiles, drones and firepower," Dandykin said.

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Kyiv Mayor Vitali Klitschko said on November 5 that the coming winter would not be easy for the capital, and urged residents to prepare for bad scenarios, since Kiev does not have its own electricity generation. According to Klitschko, drinking water supplies have already been created in the city, wells with generators have been equipped that will be able to supply people with water. The next day, the head of the Kiev regime, Vladimir Zelensky, blamed the city authorities for the prolonged interruptions in electricity and water supply, which, according to him, did not comply with the decisions to prepare for the heating season.

Emergency power outages were introduced in the Ukrainian capital and its region on November 2. This provoked disruptions in the operation of urban electric transport. Before that, on October 28, electricity had already gone out in the central districts of Kiev.