As Putin splurges billions on war, Moscow chills to -30°C with no heating or hot water! The city’s ancient heating grid buckles under the cold, leaving over 20,000 locals shivering in their homes. Tragically, a couple and their pet dog succumbed to carbon monoxide poisoning, desperately trying to ward off the bitter cold in Kolomna, Moscow region.

Telegram’s abuzz with shocking footage—windows and doors encased in ice! Desperate scenes show folks burning wood in the streets just to stay warm. And as if that weren’t enough, burst water mains exacerbate the chilling crisis.

Rumours swirl around an incident at a major ammo plant in Klimovsk, potentially linked to these woes. Turns out, Klimovsk relies on a boiler at a local cartridge plant for heat—a boiler that’s now kaput. Officials caught wind of this mess through social media uproar, not their own channels.

Tensions peaked in Klimovsk, sparking a spontaneous protest on January 5. Residents rallied in freezing temps, signs demanding justice while apartments dipped to -10°C! ‘SOS – We are freezing – Punish the guilty’ screamed placards, yet officials offer no concrete timeline for heating restoration.

Frustrations overflowed: ‘We’ve got grandmas freezing, kids falling sick, and hospitals turning into ice boxes. It’s unacceptable! Who’s accountable? All we get are lame excuses,’ voiced a dismayed local.

And when protestors gathered, guess who showed up promptly? Cops, not heating! ‘They rush to silence us, but where’s the rush to bring back warmth?’ lamented a resident.

It’s not just Kolomna suffering—Lytkarino faces its own nightmare. Another power station meltdown forces locals to light fires in sub-zero hell just for a semblance of heat.

As Putin’s war rages, Moscow pays the chilling price—with lives at stake in a city colder than ever!”