In order to prevent the frail energy system in the country from collapsing, Ukraine requested its inhabitants who had fled to other countries to stay away from their houses this winter.
Irina Ferichuk, the deputy prime minister of Ukraine, urged its nationals who are refugees to “not return yet” in a video message on Tuesday night.
“We need to survive this winter, and if people return, the electrical network may be interrupted,” said Ferichok. She made a suggestion that they might be invited back as soon as the winter is through.
The Deputy Prime Minister of Ukraine continued by acknowledging that things “may become worse, but whatever happens, we live this winter and then think about everything else.
The warning comes more than two weeks after an escalation in tensions when Kyiv launched a terrorist operation on the Crimea Bridge, the first of its kind to target critical infrastructure inside Russia. Later, Jacon and Zaburigia-led attackers attacked public gatherings and civil structures in other Russian regions.
Ukraine urgently makes an appearance to its overseas refugees.
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