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Kyiv: 1,676 Buildings Remain Without Heating, Nearly a Million Without Power
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Kyiv: 1,676 Buildings Remain Without Heating, Nearly a Million Without Power

Kyiv Mayor Vitaly Klitschko said Russia’s Saturday attack once again cut heating to nearly 6,000 buildings, while crews managed to restore service to over 1,600 buildings overnight.
By Leo Chiu
Updated: Jan. 25, 2026
Power On: Ukrainians Modernize Schools and Hospitals Amid Blackouts
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Power On: Ukrainians Modernize Schools and Hospitals Amid Blackouts

Blackouts and Russian attacks on the energy system have driven large-scale modernization of Ukrainian institutions, carried out with the support of international allies.
By Sergii Kostezh
Jan. 24, 2026
Ukraine in Blackouts as War and Global Tensions Escalate
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Ukraine in Blackouts as War and Global Tensions Escalate

Welcome to Summary of the Week — your quick guide to the top global headlines.
By Kyiv Post
Jan. 24, 2026
Battling the Cold
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OPINION: Battling the Cold

In the face of Russia’s brutal aerial bombardments and freezing winter temperatures, Kyivans continue to demonstrate their strong will, agility and adaptability.
By Andriy Kurkov
Jan. 24, 2026
‘Message Written in Fire’ – Kyiv Shaken by Massive Missile Barrage Amid Trilateral Peace Summit
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‘Message Written in Fire’ – Kyiv Shaken by Massive Missile Barrage Amid Trilateral Peace Summit

As diplomats in Abu Dhabi seek ceasefire, Moscow clarifies its opening position with drones and ballistic missiles.
By Alex Raufoglu
Jan. 24, 2026
88,000 Homes in Kyiv Cut Off as Russia Launches Massive Strikes Amid Peace Talks
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88,000 Homes in Kyiv Cut Off as Russia Launches Massive Strikes Amid Peace Talks

Strikes hit Kyiv amid its worst winter energy crisis since Russia’s invasion began, leaving large parts of the city in darkness with power, water, and heating outages.
By Alisa Orlova
Jan. 24, 2026
Rebuilding Ukraine: A European Approach From Lithuania INTERVIEW
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Rebuilding Ukraine: A European Approach From Lithuania

A long-standing partner and close ally of Ukraine, Lithuania draws on its own experience of overcoming the Soviet legacy to help Ukraine build a modern future.
By Sergii Kostezh
Jan. 23, 2026
WATCH: In Icy Water and -15°C Cold, Kyiv Divers Fix Power Plant Leak
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WATCH: In Icy Water and -15°C Cold, Kyiv Divers Fix Power Plant Leak

Officials said a pipe leak flooded a thermal plant after a Russian strike, complicating repair work – and divers were sent underwater in subzero temperatures to stop the leak.
By Leo Chiu
Jan. 22, 2026
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Russia to ‘Receive a Response' After Deadly Strike on Kyiv, Zelensky Says

Russia to ‘Receive a Response' After Deadly Strike on Kyiv, Zelensky Says

The Ukrainian president made the pledge while visiting one of the residential buildings hit during Russia's overnight missile and drone attack.
By Kyiv Post
1d ago

Zelensky Announces Plans for Monument to Hetman Ivan Mazepa in Central Kyiv

By Kyiv Post
June 28, 2026

Russian Attacks Target Kyiv, Chernihiv, and Dnipropetrovsk, Injuring 6

By Tymur Dubovyk
June 28, 2026

Record 52,500 People Sheltered in Kyiv Metro During Overnight Attack

By Kyiv Post
Updated: 1d ago
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From Palast-Hôtel to Premier Palace: How a Kyiv Hotel Witnessed More Than a Century of Ukrainian History

From Palast-Hôtel to Premier Palace: How a Kyiv Hotel Witnessed More Than a Century of Ukrainian History

Guardians of the Sky: On Duty With Kyiv’s Anti-Aircraft Gunners

Guardians of the Sky: On Duty With Kyiv’s Anti-Aircraft Gunners

Should Western Support for Ukraine Be Increased or Reduced?

Should Western Support for Ukraine Be Increased or Reduced?

Nearly 3,000 Buildings Remain Cold in Kyiv, Mayor Says
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Nearly 3,000 Buildings Remain Cold in Kyiv, Mayor Says

Nearly 3,000 buildings in Kyiv remain without heating after Tuesday’s major Russian attack, the mayor said, as Ukraine’s energy ministry warned more gas imports are needed to get through winter.
By Leo Chiu
Updated: Jan. 22, 2026
Kyiv Bolstered by Regional Cogeneration Units as Heat Shortages Grow
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Kyiv Bolstered by Regional Cogeneration Units as Heat Shortages Grow

Ukraine’s infrastructure minister said cogeneration units that produce heat and power are being transferred from other regions to Kyiv as Russian strikes sent the capital into extensive blackouts.
By Leo Chiu
Jan. 21, 2026
‘Every Night Is a Test of Resilience’: How People in Kyiv Cope Without Power, Heat and Water
Energy

‘Every Night Is a Test of Resilience’: How People in Kyiv Cope Without Power, Heat and Water

As Kyiv faces unprecedented power and heating outages for the second week, residents describe what daily life looks like now and how they are managing to survive this harsh winter.
By Kyiv Post
Jan. 21, 2026
600,000 Flee Kyiv as Russia Pushes City Toward ‘Humanitarian Catastrophe’ – Mayor Klitschko
Energy

600,000 Flee Kyiv as Russia Pushes City Toward ‘Humanitarian Catastrophe’ – Mayor Klitschko

Half of Kyiv without electricity, heating, or water after Russian strikes. Mayor Klitschko urges residents to leave the city as winter crisis worsens.
By Alisa Orlova
Jan. 21, 2026
‘Can’t Even Flush the Toilet’ – Ukrainians Face Unprecedented Crisis as Russia Pounds Energy Grid
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‘Can’t Even Flush the Toilet’ – Ukrainians Face Unprecedented Crisis as Russia Pounds Energy Grid

As Russia pummels Ukraine in subzero temperatures, locals in Kyiv now find themselves struggling to meet basic needs, in a harsh winter with little respite in sight.
By Leo Chiu, Alisa Orlova
Jan. 20, 2026
Russia's Missile Barrage Knocks Out Heat for Over 5,600 Buildings in Kyiv, Disrupts Water Supply
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Russia's Missile Barrage Knocks Out Heat for Over 5,600 Buildings in Kyiv, Disrupts Water Supply

Russian ballistic missiles and drones struck Kyiv overnight, injuring civilians and leaving more than 5,600 high-rise buildings without heat as emergency crews work amid freezing temperatures.
By Kyiv Post
Jan. 20, 2026
Ukrainians Defy Cold, Russian Strikes at Sub-Zero Street Party
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Ukrainians Defy Cold, Russian Strikes at Sub-Zero Street Party

Moscow has been pummelling Ukraine’s power grid with drones and missiles, plunging millions into darkness and cold as temperatures dip as low as -20C.
By AFP
Jan. 19, 2026
How Ukrainians Are Protecting Their Homes Against Russia’s Winter Offensive EXCLUSIVE
Energy

How Ukrainians Are Protecting Their Homes Against Russia’s Winter Offensive

Kyiv faces up to 20 hours without electricity each day after relentless Russian strikes, yet residents are finding creative ways to cope with the blackout.
By Sergii Kostezh
Jan. 17, 2026
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Russia to ‘Receive a Response' After Deadly Strike on Kyiv, Zelensky Says

By Kyiv Post
Updated: 1d ago

Zelensky Announces Plans for Monument to Hetman Ivan Mazepa in Central Kyiv

By Kyiv Post
June 28, 2026

Russian Attacks Target Kyiv, Chernihiv, and Dnipropetrovsk, Injuring 6

By Tymur Dubovyk
June 28, 2026

Record 52,500 People Sheltered in Kyiv Metro During Overnight Attack

By Kyiv Post
Updated: 1d ago