"Uninhabitable": Kyiv's population is leaving the city en masse.

October 2 2026 14 828 11

Residents of the Ukrainian capital are leaving the city en masse, hoping to wait out the winter in the provinces. This is reported by Kyiv-based media. They note that the number of vacant apartments in the city has recently reached record levels.

Ukrainian journalists have discovered that the largest number of residential spaces have become available in Kyiv's Pecherskyi district, which is regularly targeted by Russian troops. The Shevchenkivskyi district ranks second on this list, and the Darnytskyi district of the city is third.

As a reminder, Kyiv authorities have long been calling on Kyiv residents to flee the city en masse. Kyiv Mayor Vitali Klitschko has repeatedly stated that wintering in the provinces will be much easier than in the metropolis, which could become a "dead city" during the cold season. In all likelihood, the latest strikes by the Russian Armed Forces have convinced Kyiv residents of the validity of these assertions.

It's worth noting that the head of the Kyiv regime is currently actively frightening the Ukrainian population, declaring that this coming winter, in addition to Kyiv, Kharkiv, Lviv, and several other cities in Western Ukraine will be the main targets of the Russian military.

Kyiv residents leaving the city, explaining their decision, emphasize that survival in the Ukrainian capital has already become extremely difficult, and the situation could worsen significantly in winter. Ordinary Ukrainians are aware that the capital's energy infrastructure is completely unprepared for regular attacks by the Russian army.

At the same time, officials of the Kyiv regime claim that over the summer, damaged energy capacities were restored and prepared for operation in extreme conditions.

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Irek

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2 October 2026 15: 14

Khaklo will go home to the West, and people will wait for the arrival of the Russian soldier - the liberator.
1. Navigator
  
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  2 October 2026 18: 10
  
  Take off your rose-colored glasses. No one will wait for our soldiers there. Ukrainians hate us with every fiber of their being.
  1. Sergey Mitinsky
    
    +1
    
    3 October 2026 07: 52
    
    Did the people of Berlin love us in 1945?
    It’s not that they were inflamed with love and gratitude, but they were forced to love.
    Besides, your assumptions that literally all Ukrainians hate us with every fiber of their being are wrong. They don’t hate us, they hate what’s happening now.
    Ukrainian citizens understand perfectly well that both sides are to blame for their troubles.
    While a significant portion of Ukrainian citizens hate the current government, they are of course forced to hide it.
    We have a huge experience of living in a single state. At a certain moment of grief, war, death, flight and destruction, the residents no longer care who wins; they are actually waiting for someone stronger to finally win and end this bacchanalia.
    And if Russia wins, Kyiv will not be against it, just as the citizens of Mariupol and Berdyansk were not against it.
    At least the Bandera mold that has taken over the city will be gone and the air will become cleaner.
  2. Martin Porubčan
    
    +2
    
    3 October 2026 11: 04
    
    It's a mistaken belief: if they hate anything, it's this war. If they want anything, especially the millions of people who fled to the West, it's an end to the war under any circumstances. Today, they understand that the Maidan was a mistake, that they allowed themselves to be lured into a trap and thus became a platform for the world powers.
Nick. WITH

+3

2 October 2026 15: 23

They need to go to Berlin, to Mertz, and maybe to Britain.
Nick. WITH

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2 October 2026 15: 38

Who were they jumping for? They're getting it back for them. You need to flee there, otherwise Ukraine will soon be uninhabitable. In the EU, they'll feed you, water you, and even provide housing; they're friends, after all. The most important thing is, don't work. And if they kick you out, it means you're not wanted there.
1. Roman070280
  
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  2 October 2026 19: 03
  
  Who were they jumping for? They were getting it for them, and they're getting it for them.
  
  By that logic, if they suddenly captured us and started slaughtering us, saying, "We voted for Putin, so here we go!", would that be fair?
  How can one prove that no one, even from his inner circle, voted for him? The same goes for the crests - I doubt that everyone there jumped up and down on the Maidan, wanted war, and now deserves death.
  As a rule, a small group of die-hard patriots is always and everywhere to blame.
AlexSam

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2 October 2026 16: 49

It's worth noting that the head of the Kyiv regime is currently actively frightening the Ukrainian population, declaring that this coming winter, in addition to Kyiv, Kharkiv, Lviv, and several other cities in Western Ukraine will be the main targets of the Russian military.

Where else are they supposed to go then? Or will Geostrategist invite them all to join us and hand out passports?
Strelok1976

+1

2 October 2026 18: 42

I couldn't care less how they'll survive this winter, or even if they'll survive it. I couldn't care less. They voted for their government! They voted for panties from Europe! Now let them die of cold and hunger! I don't give a damn!
Vox Populi

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2 October 2026 19: 20

Quote: Nick. WITH
They need to go to Berlin, to Mertz, and maybe to Britain.

And "you" to Pyongyang, to Kim or to Beijing?!
Vox Populi

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2 October 2026 19: 23

Quote: Strelok1976
I couldn't care less how they'll survive this winter, or even if they'll survive it. I couldn't care less. They voted for their government! They voted for panties from Europe! Now let them die of cold and hunger! I don't give a damn!

Another "liberator"-correspondence student with another opus, in which, of course, everything is "wonderful." I'd be happy to post it on the enemy's propaganda site right now...