Participants discussed the consequences of today’s massive Russian attack on energy and other critical infrastructure, particularly in Odesa. Emphasis was placed on strengthening support to the region with energy equipment. In the capital, the electricity situation also remains difficult, especially on the left bank.
The meeting also addressed the protection of energy infrastructure facilities. Given the ongoing threat of new attacks, enhancing security and physically fortifying critical infrastructure remains a key priority.
Cooperation with international partners continues. Today, agreements were reached to receive: 10 generators from Estonia with a total capacity of 476 kW, 32 modular boiler units from Italy, generators from China, Norway, Sweden, and other equipment.
The Ministry thanks its partners for their support.
