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On October 17, Kyiv residents rallied outside city hall with cardboard signs reading "Klitschko Out." The column argues the protest is less about the mayor’s resignation than about a system where officials pass the buck while the capital faces winter without electricity, water, or a plan.
Sixteen Ukrainian analytical centers and business associations demand an immediate moratorium on the government’s new reservation rules, warning that quota cuts could hit defense plants, energy companies, and municipal heating providers — including a frontline Mykolaiv utility that may lose 120 workers.
Ukrainians paid a record 145.2 billion UAH in military levy over nine months of 2026 — 24.4% more than a year earlier. Yet soldiers report delayed pay, and no public report shows how much of the money actually reached the military.
Zelenskyy says Kyiv’s authorities almost completely failed the Resilience Plan; Klitschko points to unpaid state funding — UAH 2 billion allocated out of 15 billion requested. What this conflict means for Kyiv residents before winter.
A petition on the Cabinet’s website proposes demobilizing soldiers with teaching degrees after five years of service — on condition they return to school. This column asks whether a state that mobilized its own teachers can now beg them back with a petition — and what happens to 10,000 veterans it suddenly wants in the classroom.
