The energy system of Ukraine today, March 22, experienced one of the largest air attacks in two years, but withstood the blow – there is no shortage of capacity and is not predicted.
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Prime Minister Denis Shmigal announced this at a government meeting.
For two days in a row, the Russian terrorist regime has been launching massive missile attacks against our cities,” he emphasized. “Today’s attacks were directed primarily against our energy sector. This was one of the biggest attacks on the energy sector during the 2 years of the great war. And the most massive attack of this autumn-winter period.
According to Shmygal, about 20 substations and power plants were hit, including the DneproGES. There are problems in several regions.
The key thing now is that the energy system is intact and the energy system is operating stably,” the prime minister emphasized. “Thanks to the additional protection of our power facilities, we withstood the blow. There is no shortage of capacity and is not yet predicted.
Shmigal noted that electricity will be returned in three stages:
- the first will power critical infrastructure – heat supply, water supply, hospitals;
- on the second – to heal the population;
- on the third, industry will be healed.
First, we need a day to heal all household consumers. We will gradually restore everything,” the prime minister added.
Source: Racurs
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