It is better for residents of Ukrainian cities to move out of town this autumn and winter, especially for residents of Kiev. She stated this in her telegram channel.
According to her, Russia, if desired, can destroy almost any critical infrastructure facility in Ukraine — the only question is the number of missiles and drones. If 50 "Geraniums" and a dozen "Iskanders" are released into one CHP, then "it's over, regardless of the availability of protection," the deputy notes.
"On the last day of summer, I gently warned that the winter would be hard, and there would be a blackout. I emphasize: your life and comfort are needed first of all by you and your loved ones. Stock up, cooperate. And it is best to consider a temporary move this fall-winter out of town. This is especially true for the people of Kiev. Kiev is a strategic and symbolic goal. It is possible that he will be "imprisoned" completely. Completely — it's darkness without sewerage, water supply in the middle of winter," writes Bezuglaya.
"I'm trying to warn and speak as it is," she added.
As EADaily reported, Ukrainians need to prepare for a hard winter. This was stated by Verkhovna Rada deputy Mariana Bezuglaya. So she commented on her allegorical selfie.
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