Kherson Residents Urged to Leave as Russian Attacks Threaten Power and Heating
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Russia attacks Cherson daily. After severe damage to the district heating plant, Governor Prokudin warns against long power and heating failures.
On Thursday, the authorities of Kherson called on the inhabitants to leave the city in southern Ukraine, where Russian attacks on essential infrastructure are intensifying, raising fears of prolonged power and heating cuts.
The authorities in Herson, in southern Ukraine, urged the inhabitants to evacuate the city on Thursday because of the danger of Russian attacks that are intensifying and risking leaving the town without electricity and heating for an extended period of time, reports AFP, quoted by Agerpres.
Kherson authorities in southern Ukraine on Thursday called on the inhabitants to evacuate in the face of the danger of Russian strikes that are intensifying and risking leaving the city without electricity and heating for an extended period of time.
Regional Governor Oleksandre Prokudine referred to an "extremely difficult security situation" in this southern city, where "the enemy is intensifying every day its attacks on the region's essential infrastructure".
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