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Russia is attacking Ukraine’s own infrastructure, particularly the electricity network, aiming to plunge Ukrainian cities into blackouts and render them uninhabitable during the coming winter.

"Everyone will get help to rebuild their homes," she told those whose houses had been swept away or made uninhabitable.

In 2006, some residents sued Biggs and the previous owner, accusing them of failing to repair and stabilize the bluff behind the park that, the previous year, crumbled after heavy rain, leaving some units uninhabitable.

Now, according to the lawsuit Bonta brought against Los Angeles County on Sept. 8, the county’s jails are overcrowded and uninhabitable.

It denies accusations of implementing a "scorched-earth" policy - the systematic destruction of public buildings and homes to make Gaza practically uninhabitable.