Heat supply has been restored in Kiev after the latest Russian attack
Military According to the sources, 37 of the 40 missiles fired by Russia at Kiev were destroyed on Friday
The heat supply system damaged by the recent Russian missile attacks on Kiev has been fully restored. Vitali Klitschko, the mayor of the capital, wrote about this on the Telegram channel:
“All heat supply sources work normally.”
RBC of Ukraine according to information, on December 16 Russia The military fired 40 missiles at Kiev, 37 of them weather destroyed by anti-attack systems.
After the attack, there were problems with water and heat in Kyiv due to power cuts.
Ukraine President Vladimir Zelensky In his address on Saturday evening, he talked about the reconstruction of the country’s energy structure after the Russian strikes.
“During the day, the electricity supply of approximately 6 million Ukrainians was restored. At the moment, repair work continues without interruption”, – Zelensky said.
According to the BBC Russian service, energy infrastructure on Friday Russia as a result of being fired upon by Ukraine almost half of the consumers were left without electricity. Including, Kharkiv and Kharkiv power was completely cut off in the province, Kyiv suffered significant damage.
From mid-October Russia army regularly of Ukraine inflicts massive blows on the energy infrastructure.
As a result, all large thermal power plants and hydropower plants of the country were damaged.
Russian President Vladimir Putin of Russia in an online meeting with members of the Human Rights Council on December 7 of Ukraine admitted to launching rocket attacks on critical infrastructure, including power plants and power lines, calling such objects legitimate targets.
A day later, he spoke to the participants of the “Gold Star” medal ceremony in the Kremlin Putin The Ministry of Defense to attack energy facilities Ukraine He called it a response to the actions of his soldiers.
Ukraine considers the bombing of civilian infrastructure a war crime. For this reason USA The Foreign Relations Committee of the Senate adopted a resolution recognizing Russia’s actions against Ukraine as genocide.
Russia attacked Ukraine on February 24. During this period, a number of cities and towns of the country were destroyed, thousands of people perished and millions of people fled the country.