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The European Union is sending 447 generators worth €3.7 million to restore power to critical services after Russian attacks left 1 million without electricity and heating.
- PARIS, Jan 23 — The European Commission is deploying 447 emergency generators worth 3.7 million euros from EU strategic reserves for Ukraine, Lahbib said, with the shipment on its way.
- After temperatures dipped to minus 20C, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy declared an energy emergency last week, with about 4,000 buildings in Kyiv still without heat and nearly 60% without electricity, Zelenskyy said.
- Electrical engineers have worked around the clock in hazardous conditions as the EU adds 447 generators to 9,500 already supplied, with over 1,000 hospitalised in the past 30 days.
- French Foreign Minister Jean-Noel Barrot said France will convene partners to coordinate energy support and supply 13 extra megawatts plus around 100 generators to Ukraine.
- US negotiators led by Steve Witkoff met with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Moscow for marathon talks, and trilateral meetings in the United Arab Emirates are due to begin on Friday, while Germany called the strikes 'war crimes' and the Kremlin says it targets military facilities.
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During the week, 447 generators will be delivered by the European Union to communities across the country, with a focus on frontline regions, to Ukraine.
The European Commission has sent 447 emergency generators of EUR 3.7 million from the EU's strategic reserve for Poland to restore food with the energy of hospitals, shelters and critical services, in the context of which more than one million Ukrainians have remained without electricity, water and heat following Russia's unintended attacks on energy infrastructure, inform an EU Executive Communication.
EU Sends Emergency Generators to Ukraine as France Leads Effort to Boost Aid Coordination
The European Union has dispatched emergency generators to Ukraine as part of a broader effort to support the country amid ongoing crises. Meanwhile, France is preparing to take a leading role in coordinating international aid to ensure timely and effective assistance. These developments underscore growing European solidarity with Ukraine as the conflict continues to strain [...]
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