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Poland Delivers 130 Generators to Kyiv as Energy Crisis Deepens
The first batch of 130 generators with a total capacity of 2,376 kW arrived to help Kyiv's critical infrastructure amid Russian attacks causing prolonged outages, Polish authorities said.
- On January 26, Kyiv received a first batch of generators totaling 2,376 kW, including one FD 600 D, one FD 80 B, 20 FOGO FV20000TE/TRE, and 108 FOGO F12000iSG, Vitalii Klychko reported.
- Russian strikes have left Kyiv cut off from energy amid minus 20 degrees Celsius nights, Mayor Rafal Trzaskowski said, noting these attacks cause civilian casualties and infrastructure damage.
- Poland dispatched 400 generators from reserves, Warsaw donated 90, the European Union provided 447 generators, and the Government Agency for Strategic Reserves will deliver 379 generators and 18 heaters.
- Humanitarian aid points offer warming, device charging, hot drinks and psychological support during blackouts, and fundraisers called the deliveries `a real chance to survive the winter,' while Andrii Sybiha, Ukrainian Minister, urged urgent fundraising campaigns inspired by Poland.
- A further batch of generators is expected in the near future, and Poland's 47th military assistance package is preparing for delivery in the coming months, according to official reports.
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Kyiv receives 130 generators from Poland – Mayor Klitschko
Kyiv has received 130 generators of various capacities from Poland, which, in the conditions of the energy crisis in Ukraine and the capital, will allow the city to strengthen the level of resilience of critical facilities and social institutions, the mayor of the capital Vitali Klitschko said.
Amid Russian attacks on Ukraine's energy infrastructure, Poland is transferring 400 generators from state reserves to Kyiv and communities around the capital.
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