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Beyond Generators: Why Ukraine Must Rebuild in Clusters
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Kherson — This coming winter, here, promises to be hell. On August 27, four russian guided bombs destroyed the last generating equipment of the city’s heat and power plant. Governor Oleksandr Prokudin warned that Kherson may stay without electricity and heat «not for hours or days, but for a prolonged period», urging families with children and the elderly to leave.
