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Chmut Warns of Winter Threats in Ukraine

Taras Chmut, the head of the 'Come Back Alive' Fund, expressed concern about Ukraine's winter preparedness, stating that the country is not ready to counter Russian ballistic threats. He advised Ukrainians to consider relocating to rural areas or abroad as winter could be the toughest yet during the war. Chmut believes that without proper preparations, the situation could deteriorate due to mass attacks on energy infrastructure.

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    Chmut Warns of Winter Threats in Ukraine

    Winter 2026-2027 may be the worst for Ukrainians due to threats from Russian ballistic and reactive drones.

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    Chmut: Ukraine is not ready for winter, advises to leave for abroad

    Chmut noted that the winter of 2026-2027 could be the hardest due to threats from Russian ballistic attacks.

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    Chmut: Ukraine is not ready for winter, consider leaving for the village or abroad

    Taras Chmut, director of the 'Come Back Alive' Foundation, stated that Ukraine will not be properly prepared for winter and urged consideration of relocating to a village or abroad.

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