ℹ️: As winter fast approaches, Ukrainians are bracing for a deep freeze. Here's what we know from recent weeks:

- According to the Deputy Chairman of Ukraine's Association of Retailers, Denys Marchuk, a consequence of Russian strikes on Ukrainian logistics is that the price of groceries is expected to increase by up to 20% during the fall and winter. Shortages of certain items have already been noted in Ukrainian stores as a result of Russian strikes on supermarket warehouses.
- Ukrainian MP Ruslan Gorbenko directly stated that the coming winter will be far more difficult than the last. Russia has heavily increased its production of missiles and drones that are capable of striking critical infrastructure.
- Other Ukrainian authorities have warned drivers that the price of fuel is rapidly rising due to numerous factors including Russian strikes on gas stations, which are expected to continue.
- Energy infrastructure has already been targeted in multiple areas closer to the front. Russia has targeted power plants and substations around Sloviansk, Kherson, Odessa, and Sumy.

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