The government of Ukraine will allocate UAH 400 million from the reserve fund for the restoration of energy facilities damaged as a result of Russia’s shelling and aid to unoccupied territories.
The Prime Minister of Ukraine Denys Shmygal ordered to prepare for the next meeting of the government a draft decision on the allocation of UAH 400 million from the reserve budget fund for the restoration of energy infrastructure damaged by shelling of Russia and aid to the occupied territories. He wrote about it on his Telegram channel.
“Restoration requires additional financial resources. Therefore, I gave the task to the Ministry of Regional Development, Ministry of Finance and Kharkiv OVA to prepare for the next government meeting on the issue of allocating UAH 400 million from the reserve budget funds to restore damaged facilities and help de-occupied territories,” Shmyhal wrote.
According to him, for the immediate elimination of the consequences of the military destruction of energy and utility infrastructure, a coordinating headquarters will be created within the framework of the State Commission for Technogenic and Environmental Safety and Emergency Situations (TEB and Emergency) .
“Yesterday’s barbaric shelling of Russia’s critical infrastructure proves once again that we are facing terrorists. To improve the response to emergency situations, I have instructed the Minister of Energy, the Minister for the Development of Communities and Territory, together with Naftogaz and Ukrenergo, which created a coordination headquarters,” said Shmyhal.
Recall that on the night of September 11, two enemy missiles reached the CHP of Kharkov. As a result, the settlements of the Kharkiv region were left without electricity, and some of them without water. The next morning it was reported Two districts remain partially de-energized.
The next day, September 12, after heavy shooting in Kharkov, the lights went out again and the water supply was cut off.
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