Ukrainian Prime Minister Sergii Koretski advised vulnerable individuals to relocate from major cities before winter arrives. This recommendation aims to alleviate potential strain on emergency services should Russian attacks continue. Last winter, systematic Russian bombardments of Ukraine’s energy infrastructure left a significant portion of the country without electricity and heating. The Prime Minister highlighted the potential for similar disruptions this winter. He suggested that moving outside of large urban centers would improve safety and access to essential resources. The advice comes amid ongoing concerns about Russia targeting critical infrastructure during the colder months. AFP reported the Prime Minister’s statement, as relayed by Agerpres.