Zelensky’s statement on the power outage

President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky touched upon the topic of the war with Russia and made statements about power cuts.

In the Russian-Ukrainian war, which has been going on since February 24, the capital Kyiv has been the scene of many conflicts. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said that due to the damage to energy infrastructure as a result of Russian attacks, power outages continue in many regions, most of all in Kyiv.

In the Russian-Ukrainian war, which has been going on since February 24, the capital Kyiv has been the scene of many conflicts. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said that due to the damage to energy infrastructure as a result of Russian attacks, power outages continue in many regions, most of all in Kyiv.

As Ukraine prepares to enter the new year in the shadow of war, Ukrainian President Vododimir Zelensky gave information on the latest situation in Kyiv. Zelensky, in his video message published on his Telegram account, said that as a result of rocket attacks carried out by the Russian army the day before, power lines were damaged in many regions of Ukraine.

Noting problems with the provision of water and electricity services in many regions of Ukraine, Zelensky said: “The situation in Kyiv is bad. Vinnitsa, as well as in Lviv and its regions,” he said.

Expressing that they expect more help from their air defense allies, Zelenskiy said: “In this way, the main style of Russian terror (missile terror) will become impossible.”

While the war in Ukraine has been going on for more than 9 months, preparations for Christmas and New Year have begun in Kyiv, the capital of the country in the shadow of the war. While the war between Russia and Ukraine continued along the 1000-kilometer front line, small New Year preparations began in various cities, especially in Kyiv. The Christmas tree was installed on Sofiyskaya Square in the center of the capital, where emergency or planned power outages continue due to intense attacks by the Russian army on energy facilities.

PREPARING FOR THE NEW YEAR IN THE SHADOW OF WAR
While the war in Ukraine has been going on for more than 9 months, preparations for Christmas and New Year have begun in Kyiv, the capital of the country in the shadow of the war. While the war between Russia and Ukraine continued along the 1000-kilometer front line, small New Year preparations began in various cities, especially in Kyiv.