Ukrainians do not need to go abroad because of the tense situation in the energy sector. The authorities are confident that there will be no full blackout in Ukraine.
The Deputy Head of the Office of the President (PO) Kyrylo Tymoshenko stated this on the air of the telethon.
"I want to reassure everyone right away — thereʼs absolutely no need to leave the country... We hope we wonʼt have such a full blackout across the country. Yes, shutdowns are possible. Yes, they are possible not only for an hour or two, but these are already passed stages of how we fix it," the OP representative emphasized.
According to him, energy experts are trying to quickly stabilize the energy system.
"We are in our country. We donʼt need to leave anywhere. We will fix everything and stabilize everything," Tymoshenko summed up.
- Russian shelling of critical infrastructure disabled almost half of Ukraineʼs energy system.
- On November 15, enemy rockets damaged 15 energy facilities, thousands of kilometers of main high-voltage lines are not working. This infrastructure is necessary for the production of electricity from power plants and transmission from the western regions to the east, that is, throughout the country.