The Guardian’s senior international correspondent, Peter Beaumont, is in Kyiv where temperatures are expected to reach -20 degrees during the night.
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Many residents are forced to use emergency shelters to warm up and use electricity after a large-scale Russian attack on the capital on 9 January damaged energy facilities. Hundreds of homes have been left without power or heating following the strikes
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