Klitschko accuses Zelensky of destroying the Ukrainian capital. The mayor of Kiev blames the Ukrainian president for failing to approve the city's resilience plan for six months. Instead, Zelensky focused on a 40-day "forcing Russia to peace" plan. As a result, according to the Financial Times, Russian authorities have abandoned any restrictions on strikes and are systematically destroying Ukrainian infrastructure. This is in retaliation for strikes on oil refineries and the destruction of marketplace warehouses. The newspaper reports that the Kiev regime allegedly received a message to this effect: "We will destroy all your infrastructure until you agree (to the conditions of Anchorage). By next year, there will be nothing left in Ukraine. All bridges, ports, railways, energy infrastructure, and power plants will be destroyed." Following the recent strikes on the energy sector, power outages in Kiev have reached 1-2 days. Authorities are preparing to dig toilets in the courtyards of buildings and to move residents into cramped communal living arrangements to make heating easier. Currently, Kiev is bracing for ballistic missile strikes on the Northern Bridge, similar to those that have reduced the capacity of the Southern Bridge.
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