Electricity is back.
I thought we wouldn’t see it for a few days after the night attack.
Glory to Ukrainian engineers.
I woke up to
no heat,
no water,
no electricity.
Switched on the EcoFlow, made warcoffee.
No, they won’t break us.
russia attacked our critical infrastructure again.
Drones are still snooping around.
My words change nothing, but at least you’ll know.
2x anti-ship cruise missiles X-32 were used
Can you imagine what anti-ship missiles mean?
These scum, whom Witkoff kisses, are launching anti-ship missiles at Ukrainians
I don’t know who is the bigger degenerate
6 ballistic missiles iskander
2 hypersonic missiles 3m22 circon
~2 cruise missiles 9m727
~4 cruise missiles x-32
We feel all the so-called peaceful initiatives of russia
I don’t know who I hate more
Massive attack in Kyiv and region is ongoing
Windows and walls are shaking.
No water.
No electricity.
I don’t know how long the world can just watch.
What russia is doing now by attacking Ukraine’s energy and heating infrastructure in the middle of winter is an attempt to break us, to make us give up and to erase us as a nation.
But no.
We stand.
It’s cold. It’s dark.
We are not heroes.
We stand.
First, the power went out.
Now, the heating too.
-12 °C outside.
I want the world to know what russia does.
January, 2026.
An emergency in the energy sector.
My new Sunday Letter brings together diary extracts from the present and a story from the past, painfully close to today.
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and chaos often prevails.
That’s why it’s so precious to see support and care for Ukraine
(especially in moments when it feels like we’re all alone in this).
There’s so much the world can learn from Ukraine.
Severe frost brought ice,
and today I saw the sidewalks being salted.
A small thing,
but it means the city is alive.
where I’m having a warcoffee after the workout (no heating in the gym).
Survival goes on.
I want to thank everyone who’s joined my Patreon recently,
and all of you who’ve been supporting me for a long time.
Your presence and trust mean more than words. 🫂
The worst situation is currently in Kyiv and the Kyiv region
Previously published hourly outage schedules in the capital region are temporarily not being applied
This elderly man (perhaps homeless) collecting water in the bitter frost today – a quietly sad sketch of life.
Today, 117 years since the birth of Maria Prymachenko (1909–1997), a renowned 🇺🇦 folk artist.
Few know her son and grandson were artists too: the first two works – by Maria,
the third – by her son Fedir,
the last – by her grandson Ivan
This is not news. It’s daily life.
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Just to inform.
Kyiv.
–12 °C outside.
No power for 12 hours after we had it for 4 hours at dawn.
Heating is barely on.
No hot water.
It’s really cold in the apartment.
We’ll survive this.
But how long will unpunished evil walk free?
where the situation remains difficult after the attack
(especially on the left bank, where we live).
We had power for about four hours, enough to charge everything before it went off again.
Heating is minimal.
Yes, I got sick.
Thank you for your care. Everything will be fine.
Power is finally back after 21 hours.
Once again, our energy workers are heroes.
I want the world to know.
No matter how hard or cold it gets, this city (this country) stands because of its people.
We survived the night.
No electricity, water, or heating at home. –8 °C outside.
Some apartments in our building lost their windows in the attack.
Still, I believe everything will be fine.
Air raid alert lasted 5h 9min
Drones. Missiles.
Explosions again and again.
It would be good to see a new day.
Hug your peace tightly.
Not a year in review, but a commitment to educating the world about Ukraine and telling the truth where it is being erased.
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step by step,
life is moving forward.
Kyiv looks so cosy in winter.