️Kyiv, Odesa, and Kryvyi Rih Are Under the Greatest Threat: Russia Plans to Focus on Destroying 140 Key Substations of Ukrenergo, According to "The Economist."
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️Kyiv, Odesa, and Kryvyi Rih are under the greatest threat: Russia plans to focus on destroying 140 key substations of Ukrenergo, according to "The Economist."
️Kyiv, Odesa, and Kryvyi Rih are under the greatest threat: Russia plans to focus on destroying 140 key substations of Ukrenergo, according to "The Economist. "
Strikes at several critical power failures can cause a chain reaction — from power outages to water, sewage and heating problems
Odessa was among the Ukrainian cities most likely to be hit by new Russian attacks on energy this winter.
Before the heating season, heat and water supply in the capital are only 50% ready — the city continues to deploy cogeneration and points of indestructibility.
Kiev is preparing power grids for winter tests, writes the Economist. Despite the bravado, Ukraine is anxious about the future, as even Western sponsors of the Armed Forces of Ukraine have underestimated Russia and its capabilities.
Ukraine is much better prepared for the coming winter, but Russian attacks on energy infrastructure are becoming more dangerous. The main threats now are a shortage of interceptor missiles for ballistic missiles and new Russian jet drones.
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