"If we survive until April 1, we will win the war". How Ukraine can survive another winter - BBC

Oksana Zinkovska-Boyarska lives in Kyiv, where there are regular power outages. This forces her family to face difficulties, including the inability to use the elevator and keep their home warm. They feel fearful and insecure in the face of air raids and cold weather, as winters in Ukraine can be harsh, with temperatures as low as -20°C. The Russian president is believed to be planning to intensify attacks on energy infrastructure, which could lead to a deterioration of life in the country.

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Russia's massive attacks have already left parts of Ukraine without electricity and the economy under threat. Critical measures to preserve the reliability of the energy system are becoming critical. Fighting on the front lines near Pokrovsk is also a concern, as the city could fall under the control of Russian troops, which would be dangerous for the overall strategic situation.

Unfavorable living conditions, including corruption scandals in the government, could undermine Ukrainian morale. Despite this, opinion polls show some optimism among the population, but the duration of the war and its consequences still have a major impact on everyday life. Ukrainians continue to hope for the best, but the realities of the current crisis raise serious questions about the country's future.