On a piece of paper taped to the bar, patrons could find the restaurant’s bank account number - a way to facilitate payment when the credit card machines went down. Goron said the power had gone out some time after noon on Friday, leaving Ha Sichovy in the dark. Pete Kiehart for NY Post Konstantyn Tsiolek prepares borsch at Ha Sichovy. The restaurant in Kyiv’s Shevchenkivskyi District is among those struggling to adapt to the damage done to the Ukrainian power grid. Pete Kiehart for NY Post The lights went dark at Ha Sichovy, Friday. Bartender Artyom Goron makes coffee on a camping stove. Kyiv, like other cities in Ukraine, has instituted rolling blackouts to distribute the pain, sending what little power remains to different sections of the city on a schedule. The Ukrainian capital has been struggling with power outages since October, when Russian forces began a concerted effort to target the nation’s power grid.
DINE BLACKOUT GENERATOR
Working by candlelight, Goron, 23, told The Post that Ha Sichovy was too small to afford a generator - and that it would only “make fire” if they tried to run one anyway.
DINE BLACKOUT PORTABLE
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