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Government engages additional resources to restore damaged energy facilities

The enemy attacks energy infrastructure and facilities supplying power to Kyiv and the central regions almost continuously every day. There is significant damage and destruction at several facilities.

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Government engages additional resources to restore damaged energy facilities
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"We analyze daily how the protection worked, what conclusions we must draw and what can be improved quickly. The main task is to promptly restore what has been damaged. Additional resources are involved in the work," Serhii Koretskyi emphasized.

The Prime Minister expressed gratitude to all energy workers and rescuers working on the ground. Work continues around the clock, sometimes even during air raid alerts. The enemy continuously launches jet-propelled Shaheds to prevent quick repairs.

"Today at a regular conference call, there was a detailed report to the President on the situation. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Ministry of Energy, with the active assistance of the President's Office team, are in constant dialogue with partners to provide the necessary assistance now for the fastest possible restoration," the Head of Government reported.

Regarding Kyiv specifically, conclusions must be drawn after recent situations. First of all, this concerns life support systems, the organization of backup transport movement, etc. The Ministry of Infrastructure, the Ministry of Energy, and the State Emergency Service, together with local authorities, must resolve these issues urgently.

"Sincere gratitude to all energy workers and specialists who work in extremely difficult conditions, despite constant risks and threats," Serhii Koretskyi summarized.

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