Urging residents to "consider everything" including a worst-case scenario where the capital loses power and water, mayor Vitali Klitschko says people may need to stay with "extended family... or friends outside Kyiv, where there is autonomous water supply, an oven, heating". Kyiv's mayor has told residents to consider leaving the capital in the event of a complete blackout. Urging residents to "consider everything" including a worst-case scenario where the capital loses power and water, Vitali Klitschko said he could not rule out the prospect of a total loss of power. "If you have extended family... or friends outside Kyiv, where there is autonomous water supply, an oven, heating," he said in a television interview, "please keep in mind the possibility of staying there for a certain amount of time". "His task is for us to die, to freeze, or to make us flee our land so that he can have it. That's what the aggressor wants to achieve," he added, accusing Russian President Vladimir Putin o