- "It is obvious that Russian terror will continue," said Ukraine's Prime Minister

Blocks of flats in Zaporizhia, Ukraine, destroyed after a Russian attack

Ukraine points to what may be the next target of Russian attacks

Ukraine's Prime Minister Denis Shmigal has warned that the Russian Armed Forces might not just attack electrical infrastructure, but could also target water supply and heating facilities.

"It is obvious that Russian terror will continue," said Shmigal, who has anticipated that supply cuts "are probable", with which he has urged the population to "be prepared" and stock up on drinking water and warm clothing.

The Russian Army has intensified its offensive on Ukraine in recent weeks, attacking the main electrical installations in the country, thus causing supply interruptions, sometimes scheduled and others due to failures in the infrastructure.

With this warning from Shmigal, Ukraine is sounding the alert to the possibility that a large part of the population will have to face the harsh Ukrainian winter in adverse conditions, without water supply, electricity or heating.

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