Life in Kyiv has been reshaped by relentless Russian attacks targeting the city’s infrastructure, leaving residents to endure prolonged blackouts, water shortages, and the constant threat of missile strikes. The assaults have crippled hospitals, schools, and homes, forcing many to rely on generators and stored supplies while navigating the dangers of damaged buildings and disrupted services. Authorities warn that the campaign aims to break civilian morale, but locals are finding ways to adapt—though the strain of daily survival grows heavier with each passing day. The struggle highlights the human cost of a war that has turned basic necessities into acts of resilience.
What Life Is Like in Kyiv as Russia Tries to Make It Unlivable The New York Times
