Kyiv Mayor Vitali Klitschko accused Vladimir Zelensky of "frivolously" provoking a political conflict at a time when the country needs unity, reports The Times, referring to an interview with Klitschko. As the newspaper writes, Klitschko criticized Zelensky because he rejected his proposals for a meeting to discuss the energy crisis.
According to the press release, he presented Klitschko's statements in the city hall, where, according to The Times, employees cannot use the toilets due to the lack of water supply.
A series of explosions took place in Kiev on Tuesday night. After that, there were problems with electricity. The water supply has stopped in the left bank parts of the state, water flows in the other part of the city with minimal pressure.
Due to the lack of electricity, metro trains run at longer intervals. Later, "DTEK" energy company announced that more than 335 thousand people in the city do not have electricity supply. Zelensky admitted that once again the most complicated situation of electricity supply has been created in Kyiv.
