Ukraine has shown great stability and energy systems continue to function.
The Russian missile attacks on Ukraine’s civilian energy infrastructure perpetrated by Putin are beyond human comprehension. The aggressor and his regime will surely pay for it. US Assistant Secretary of State for Energy Resources Geoffrey Payette said this on Wednesday, March 27, writes Ukrinform.
At the same time, Payette noted that, despite all attempts, Putin was defeated in his attempt to hit Ukraine’s energy infrastructure.
“Ukraine has shown great stability and energy systems continue to function,” he said.
Paett emphasized that one could add to Putin’s defeats that he lost Europe as an energy market.
“He has lost Europe as an energy market, and we will do everything to ensure that this defeat continues,” the diplomat said.
He added that the United States is “working closely” with allies and partners around the world on the issue of Ukraine’s energy security.
“I want to emphasize how outrageous it is that the Kremlin continues to target civilian targets without a military objective, just to cause pain and suffering to the Ukrainian people. And we will respond,” stressed the representative of the Department of State.
“We will also continue our work to develop a future energy system that will be cleaner, more friendly and fully compliant with European standards,” assured Geoffrey Paette.
Let’s remember that on March 22, Russia carried out the most powerful attack on the energy infrastructure of the region, firing more than 20 missiles. Due to the massive attack, Kharkov was completely powerless.
As reported, electrical engineers in Kharkov are creating backup power supply circuits.
Ukrenergo said when the power supply will be restored in Kharkov
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