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Ukrainians withstand days-long power cuts

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VYSHHOROD, Ukraine, Dec 30 (Reuters) - For three days, after the latest Russian air attacks on Ukraine, Olena Pazhydaieva has had no power or heat in her apartment in Vyshhorod, a satellite town 20 km (12 miles) north of Kyiv.

With night-time temperatures dipping to -3 C (27 Fahrenheit), she now spends much of the day with her six-year-old son in a shelter the size of a small shack, but with heating and power to connect the devices she needs to work.

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About 20 people crowd into the building - dubbed "islet of warmth and power" on the sign outside - with mobile phones and laptops charging in order to keep working and connected.

"After the last attack, we haven't had electricity for the third day, power hasn't appeared at all, and now we're forced to work here in a shelter, where we can charge our stations, charge our laptops," Pazhydaieva said.

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Residents play with a dog in a park in the town of Vyshhorod during a long power blackout after Saturday's Russian missile and drone strikes in Kyiv region, Ukraine, December 29, 2025. REUTERS/Valentyn Ogirenko© Thomson Reuters

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Residents visit a meat store powered by a generator during a long power blackout.

"We go to an after-school group and they usually take the kids in on holidays, too," Pazhydaieva said. "But when we went there today, we went inside, it was super cold and all the kids were wearing jackets...At least it's warm here."

For Pazhydaieva, that means spending time at the "islet" to recharge devices and then trying to connect the water heater at home to a portable power station to keep everyone warm.

Ukrainians withstand days-long power cuts in crowded 'resilience' shelters

17 hours ago, bannork said:

For three days, after the latest Russian air attacks on Ukraine, Olena Pazhydaieva has had no power or heat in her apartment in Vyshhorod, a satellite town 20 km (12 miles) north of Kyiv.

With night-time temperatures dipping to -3 C (27 Fahrenheit), she now spends much of the day with her six-year-old son in a shelter

She's probably very grateful to UE/US/London politician knobs, ukrainian crooks/slash/fraudsters and online paid war touts who are also responsible for this mess. Keep up the good work banderites !

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