After all, the prevalence of electricity in Ukraine is far inferior to that of the United Kingdom and France, and even more so to powerhouses like Germany, the United States, and East Africa.
Therefore, imagine that in the snowy and dark winter nights, except for a few high-end consumer places, the majority of shops can only choose to shut down.
In addition to these objective restrictions, Ukraine's security is also a major issue, especially just after the country has emerged from chaos.
Thus, even if lighting was truly as prevalent as in cities in the United States and East Africa, no ordinary person would dare to wander the cold streets at night.
Places open at night are obviously beyond the reach of small figures like Jayka and Sirodine; they are either high-end consumer venues or casinos run by criminal forces.
