According to Denys Shmygal, Russia tried to bury Ukraine again in darkness and leave it unheated, but “thanks to Ukraine’s heroic Armed Forces and air defense forces, the enemy was unable to carry out its plan.”
The Ukrainian energy system withstood the massive missile attack on December 5, remained intact and continues to operate. This was announced by Prime Minister Denys Shmygal.
He noted that Russian shells hit energy facilities in the Kyiv, Vinnitsa and Odessa regions.
“In some areas, emergency shutdowns have been enforced to stabilize the system and prevent accidents. Rescuers are already working to eliminate the consequences of the attack, to return the light to every home,” the head of government said.
According to him, Russia tried to bury Ukraine again in darkness and desolate, but “thanks to the heroic Armed Forces and air defense forces of Ukraine, the enemy could not carry out his plan.”
Recall that on December 5, Russia launched a massive bombardment of Ukrainian territory. Explosions sounded In Odessa, Zaporozhye, Vinnitsa, Krivoy Rog and in the Kyiv region. As a result of the attack on the Zaporozhye region, two people were killed. Three people, including a small child, were injured.
And on the night of December 6, according to the information of the head of the Zaporozhye Regional State Administration Alexander Starukh, the Russian army opened fire on the territory of the Stepnoe regional community. The report says the shelling did not cause any casualties, but critical infrastructure was damaged.
Earlier, US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken talked about how Western sanctions will affect the military potential of the Russian Federation. According to him, due to restrictions, the Russian Federation will not be able to purchase spare parts for weapons in the required quantities.
Source: Focus
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