Kyiv — In Kyiv, Mariana Kiriluk faces challenges caring for her son Zahar, 10, as schools remain closed due to power outages caused by Russian strikes, leaving temperatures below five degrees Fahrenheit. The Ukrainian Red Cross has set up shelters with heaters and WiFi, where Zahar spends his days. Amidst the ongoing conflict, Ukrainian officials aim to resume in-person classes, but power shortages hinder these efforts. The city struggles with long blackouts, impacting schools and hospitals, as officials work to address these critical needs.
