Ukrainian President Foludmir Zellinski said on Sunday that Ukraine is preparing for new Russian attacks on its infrastructure, after he urged the mayor of Kyiv the residents to prepare for the worst scenario by preparing emergency plans to leave the city and stay with friends or family.
On his Facebook page, Sergey Kovalinko, the CEO of Yaseno, a significant energy supplier to the capital, stated that the nation would be 32 percent short of electricity on Monday.
He called the situation “force Cairo.”
The national energy officials issued a warning at the same time about a potential shortage of power, but they also mentioned further limits in six other parts of the nation in addition to the capital and its surroundings.
The warnings followed remarks made by Kyiv mayor Vitaly Klitschko, who asked citizens to “think about everything,” including the worst-case scenario, as the city’s water and electricity supplies are cut off.
“If you have a big family . . . or friends outside Kyiv, where there is an independent water source, a stove, and a heating . . . Please consider the possibility of staying there for a certain period of time,” he said in a television interview at the weekend.
Zelinski stated via visual contact during his night speech that more than 4. 5 million consumers were already without electricity.
“We also understand that the terrorist state concentrates its resources so that repeated, extensive strikes on our infrastructure could be possible. First things first, energy Russia required Iranian missiles for this reason. We are getting ready to react.”
Zelinski made no more mention of Russia’s requirement for Iranian missiles to attack Ukraine’s energy infrastructure.
Iran admitted for the first time on Saturday that it provided Russia with drones that Moscow uses to target energy and civil infrastructure stations, but said it had done so before the war. Additionally, the Iranian Foreign Minister denied that Iran had given Russia missiles.
Ukraine is ready for any additional Russian attacks that could arrive at night.
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