Germany provides power generators worth 19.5 million euros to help Ukraine deal with power outages, according to the German Embassy in Ukraine.
German Federal Agency for Technical Assistance (THW) plans to deliver 470 power generators to Ukraine to help the war-torn country deal with constant Russian attacks on its energy system. 150 power generators have already been delivered to Ukraine. Part of the generators will be transferred to Ukrenergo, the national electricity transmission system operator. The rest will be sent to Odesa, Mykolaiv, and Kherson oblasts in southern Ukraine.
Russia continues targeting critical civilian infrastructure, cutting millions of Ukrainians off from water supply, electricity, and heating in the face of cold winter.
According to Ukraine’s Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal, up to 50% of Ukrainian energy infrastructure is out of order due to Russian missile strikes.
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Bulgaria's defense industry aims to produce ammunition for Ukraine based on Soviet standards and expand capabilities for NATO-standard ammunition, with EU support, per Bulgaria's Defense Minister.
Republican senators John Kennedy and Lindsey Graham joined Democratic senators Richard Blumenthal and Sheldon Whitehouse in the resolution, arguing that increasing the financial costs of continued military operations would pressure Putin to end the war.