"When the Minister of Energy tells everyone to buy electric generators, it frightens a little bit. But I will repeat: Yes, buy, prepare. But we will do everything possible so that you don't need them," he said.
The recent wave of Russian strikes against Ukraine's energy infrastructure has been a concerted effort to destabilize the country by targeting critical energy facilities, such as power plants and substations. These attacks have caused significant disruptions and damage, highlighting a strategic focus on exacerbating the humanitarian situation in Ukraine as winter approaches.Minister of Energy urged Ukrainians to buy generators and power banks amid lack of air defense to protect energy infrastructure
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"Yes, buy, prepare. We will do everything possible so that you don't need them... But we must prepare for any possible scenario" pic.twitter.com/2b3KMO3A1O
Russians hit Trypilska power station with five Kh-69 missiles on 11 AprilThe scale of the attacks is vast. The country's largest hydro and thermal generating facilities were targeted: the Dnipro Hydroelectric and Trypilska power plants. The Dnipro plant suffered considerable damage, complicating the restoration efforts, which are expected to take years. Read also:
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