Russian strikes against critical infrastructure in Ukraine leave Kyiv hospitals without running water

For the first time since the start of the Russia-Ukraine conflict, four of Kyiv's largest hospitals were left without running water for nearly a day, creating an unprecedented challenge for the capital's doctors and nurses. This week, strikes in Ukraine were so severe, Kyiv's back-up generators and water pumps stopped working, leaving some 1500 hospital patients across the city in a state of uncertainty.