Ukraine's unprotected nuclear power plants, which provide 60% of the country's electricity, face critical risks as winter approaches amid continued Russian attacks
Russian forces targeted critical infrastructure, educational facilities, and residential areas across the Kherson Oblast over the pas day, according to local authorities.
Ukraine's state nuclear company, Energoatom, cautioned that scheduled repairs on a major nuclear power unit could exacerbate electricity shortages and lead to longer outages.
During the Ukraine Recovery Conference 2024 in Berlin, Volodymyr Kudrytskyi, head of Ukraine’s energy company Ukrenergo, and Christian Laibach, a member of the Executive Board of German KfW development bank, signed a $16 million grant agreement to purchase critical equipment and restore high-voltage substations damaged by Russian attacks.
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