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Twisted Putin wants Kyiv ‘to drown in SEWAGE’ as tyrant blitzes power plants after 80 dead in two days of brutal strikes
The Sun • • world
Key Points:
- A Russian war chief has threatened to "drown Kyiv in sewage" amid intensified attacks on Ukrainian power plants and water facilities, aiming to make the capital unlivable.
- Kyiv mayor Vitali Klitschko urged residents to temporarily flee the city due to escalating shelling, which has resulted in nearly 80 civilian deaths and over 200 injuries in two days.
- Power outages have already caused sewage problems in Kyiv's Borshchagivka district, raising concerns about a potential public health emergency.
- Ukrainian forces retaliated with strikes on a Russian defense plant in the Tver region, damaging missile production capabilities, while drone attacks over Moscow led to airport closures.
- The recent bombings of civilian targets, including buses and apartment blocks, have been condemned as war crimes, intensifying the conflict and prompting calls for revenge strikes.
