Ukraine is currently experiencing a tense situation regarding electricity supply and food availability due to intense Russian shelling. As a result of these attacks, some districts in Kyiv and surrounding areas are left without power, affecting even critical infrastructure. Government agencies and rescuers are installing large generators, particularly in areas with the most severe outages. Additional Resilience Points are being set up, and pensioners and vulnerable groups are being provided with hot meals.
Because of power disruptions, several supermarket chains, including Silpo and Novus, have temporarily closed, although some, like ATB, continue operating. Officials say the situation is under government control, with constant coordination with retailers to address shortages.
Beyond humanitarian difficulties, the energy crisis also reflects a political dimension. The attacks are an attempt by Russia to strengthen its negotiating position, but experts note that public support for Ukrainian authorities remains strong, and stabilization measures continue. Global attention is focused on Ukraine, with energy issues, humanitarian relief, and political pressure remaining priorities for the international community.
