In Ukraine, lack of heating due to Russian attacks forces families to seek shelter; VIDEO

Ukrainians use decommissioned train carriages, heated by a generator, as shelter The lack of power and heating in several homes in Ukraine, due to the intensification of Russian attacks on the country’s infrastructure, has made many Ukrainians look for alternative shelter to survive the harsh winter. ✅ Follow the g1 international news channel on WhatsApp In Brovary, a city 20 kilometers from the capital, Kiev, decommissioned train carriages, heated by generators, have functioned as a support point for residents. The Reuters news agency went to the location and recorded how daily life there works: children taking classes, a mother helping her son with his homework and elderly people keeping warm. Ukrainians taking shelter in decommissioned train carriages, heated by a generator, to escape the intense winter REUTERS/Valentyn Ogirenko Mykhailo, 62, father of a Ukrainian soldier, said the temperature in his apartment was 5°C when he left home with his wife, Lidia, who lamented: “If someone told me this would happen in Ukraine, I would never believe it. Nobody wants this war; we want peace and well-being.” ‘Russia tries to freeze Ukrainians to death’, says Zelensky Zelensky says he has reached security guarantees with the United States This Thursday (22), the President of Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelensky, accused Russia of trying to “freeze Ukrainians to death”. He met with US President Donald Trump on the sidelines of the World Economic Forum in Davos to discuss ending the war. The meeting lasted about an hour, according to the White House. Trump spoke briefly to journalists after the meeting with Zelensky and said the meeting was “very good” and that “the war needs to end”, without giving further details. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy and US President Donald Trump shake hands during a meeting on the sidelines of the 56th World Economic Forum (WEF) in Davos Press Service of the Presidency of Ukraine/Disclosure via REUTERS Zelensky said in a post on the social network X that he and Trump discussed the supply of air defense equipment and progress in peace negotiations, and that documents to end the war with Russia are almost ready. The Ukrainian president said that what outlines US security guarantees for Ukraine has been completed, but that territorial issues have not yet been resolved. He also followed Trump’s line and criticized European allies. “Europe remains a fragmented kaleidoscope of small and medium powers. The problem is the mentality. Only actions create a real order. Europe can and must be a global order and needs Ukraine’s independence to be able to defend itself tomorrow.” READ ALSO: Trump officially launches ‘Peace Council’ in Davos with criticism of the UN: ‘I never even spoke to them’ NATO and Denmark deny having offered sovereignty of Greenland to Trump Trump reveals plan to rebuild Gaza: ‘Great location for the real estate market’ See the videos that are trending on g1

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