Zelensky declares state of emergency in Ukraine's energy sector
Summary
Ukraine has declared a state of emergency in its energy sector due to ongoing Russian attacks that have left many residents without power during a harsh winter. To handle the situation, President Zelensky announced new measures, including forming a task force and seeking energy equipment from abroad. These efforts aim to help residents, especially in Kyiv, where Russian strikes have heavily affected the power supply.Key Facts
- Ukraine declared a state of emergency for its energy sector.
- The emergency focuses on Kyiv, heavily hit by Russian strikes.
- President Zelensky said a task force will address the damage from airstrikes.
- Ukraine is experiencing very low winter temperatures, around -20°C at night.
- Kyiv faced a situation where 70% of the city lost power after a major attack.
- Ukraine plans to buy energy equipment from other countries to fix damaged facilities.
- Emergency aid points in Kyiv will increase to provide heat and power.
- Over one million people in southeastern Ukraine also suffered power and water outages due to strikes.
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