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Story summary
- Russian strikes on Ukraine's energy infrastructure have caused a power crisis affecting children and the elderly.
- In Kyiv, residents face freezing apartments and unreliable heating.
- The Jewish community center Simcha remains operational, providing essential services powered by generators.
- Rabbi Mordechai Levengartz, director of the Simcha Jewish community center, states the center shelters about 500 students amid air raid alerts.
- The winter of 2026 is the harshest since the invasion began.
