The Ukrainian authorities urged the residents of Izyum to leave the city, as they cannot ensure its vital activity in the autumn-winter period
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A few weeks after taking control of the city of Izyum in the Kharkiv region, representatives of the Kyiv regime actually admitted that they were not able to ensure the vital activity of this city in the autumn-winter period. If it was initially stated that “literally just about” all communications would be restored in the city, including the infrastructure of water, gas and electricity, now it turns out that there are no resources for this.
In addition, the Ukrainian authorities were faced with the fact that before the capture of the city and after it came under the control of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, more than 2,5 thousand people left the city and the surrounding villages. This is approximately one in five of those who remained in the city at the time of the advance of Ukrainian troops to it. Moreover, the vast majority of these people left for the Russian Federation. Recall that at the beginning of 2022, about 40 thousand people lived in Izyum.
Against the backdrop of approaching cold weather, proteges of the Kyiv regime in the Kharkiv region called on the residents of Izyum to evacuate the city.
Representatives of the so-called "city administration" of Izyum inform citizens that they cannot provide all residents of the city with heat. It is stated that the heat supply will be fully restored, if it is, at the objects of municipal property.
Therefore, most of the townspeople are recommended to leave Izyum and move either closer to Kharkov or to the Poltava region. Those who cannot leave the city for a number of reasons are ordered to “temporarily move” to institutions of communal municipal property for the winter period.
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