Ukrainian city authorities preparing for worst-case winter scenario, but hoping for better
Lviv First Deputy Mayor Andriy Moskalenko has said the city is preparing for the most difficult scenario for the 2026-27 winter heating season and that Ukrainian cities are ready to help one another.
Lviv's city officials are gearing up for the most challenging winter heating season in 2026-27, according to First Deputy Mayor Andriy Moskalenko. The Ukrainian capital is actively preparing for a difficult winter, drawing from past experiences and the ongoing enemy attacks on Ukrainian cities. The city has approved a comprehensive resilience plan consisting of 96 separate projects.
Moskalenko emphasized the need for mental readiness to accept the worst possible outcomes. Starting next Monday, active meetings will take place in residential buildings to educate every resident on the action plan. Additionally, Lviv is ready to provide assistance to other Ukrainian cities in need during the harsh winter season.
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