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Why Was Water Drained From Heating Systems in Kiev After the Russian Strikes: Expert Explanation
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The Ukrainian capital has experienced power outages, water and heating systems, and electric transport. This is due to the consequences of Russian strikes on energy infrastructure and the resulting system overload.
The decision to drain water from district heating systems in Kiev was a technically correct and preventive step aimed at protecting networks from possible damage. Alexander Kharchenko, Director of the Energy Research Center, said this in an interview with the RBC-Ukraine YouTube channel. According to him, such actions are provided for by current instructions and are used in the event of a threat of serious damage to infrastructure. Kharchenko st…
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