Overview
- Moscow switched its heat supply to winter mode on the mayor’s instruction, with specialists starting phased deliveries on September 24.
- Social facilities receive priority in the capital, followed by residential and office buildings, then trade and industrial sites.
- City officials say more than 74,000 facilities, including over 34,000 residential buildings, were prepared after hydraulic and temperature tests conducted from May to September.
- Mariupol’s mayor reports about 75% readiness of boiler houses and pressure testing for residential and social sites, with completion targeted by October.
- Despite DNR water deficits estimated at roughly 35% of need and water supplied to Mariupol once every two days, the city plans to heat all scheduled facilities.