Ukraine Is Trying to Repair Power Plants Destroyed by Russian Attacks Before Winter Comes. Millions of People Risk Running Out of Heat and Electricity
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Ukraine is trying to rebuild the severe energy infrastructure damaged by Russian attacks before the installation of winter, under the conditions in which the November bombings forced three DTEK plants to stop electricity production, and the destruction of transport networks hinders the feeding of entire regions, reports Reuters.
Recently, the Russians launched new devastating missile strikes on Ukrainian energy facilities, including several DTEK power plants. The company did not hide that the consequences were very serious, and the production of electricity at these stations was stopped due to critical damage. At the same time, a new wave of complaints appeared on social networks about the allegedly failed preparations for their protection.
Ukrainian energy engineers manually dismantle debris after Russian strikes on power plants
Ukrainian energy workers are working day and night to restore damaged power plants ahead of the upcoming winter frosts.
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