The country of Ukraine has issued a warning about a humanitarian catastrophe brought on by Russian missile attacks on its electricity and infrastructure.
President Folodimir Zellinski declared in Kyiv that “the adversary does not stop assaulting our country.”
In the country, there are currently 1.5 million residences using the “Okraneho” energy provider without electricity, according to presidential figures.
Mikhalao Podolak, Zellinski’s adviser, claimed that Russia is attempting to encourage the Ukrainian people to make a fresh mass migration to Europe.
The immediate delivery of additional anti-aircraft systems and missiles is the only option to avert a humanitarian tragedy, according to Bodolak.
It is feared that the populace, which already faces hardships due to the cold, darkness, and electricity shortage, may become even more distressed and flee.
Because of Moscow’s strikes on energy facilities, Kyiv issues a disaster warning.
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