Russian forces targeted power plants in Ukraine for weeks until calls from Kiev’s centre revealed that 30% of the country’s power plants had been completely destroyed.
Ukrainian President Foldomer Zellinski walked in the dark on Friday while proclaiming that his people are not afraid of the dark.
The goal of Moscow is frost, not to completely engulf its western neighbour in darkness.
The effects of winter weather on heating, transportation, and other aspects will be significant.
The Ukrainian people may freeze to death this winter if the West does not quickly send blankets and generators to maintain their warmth, according to the mayor of Kyiv and the Klitschko.
The 51-year-old former heavyweight boxing world champion claimed that intensified Russian attacks on power plants had brought on a new crisis for his country.
“We are making a lot of effort to save and protect our countrymen.
We are doing everything we can to preserve and safeguard our people, but this winter will unquestionably provide us with a significant challenge, he stated, according to the British newspaper Telegraph.
However, he considered that this change in the Russian tactic that carries the distinctive feature of the new military commander who appointed him weeks ago, Russian President Vladimir Putin, and his focus on bombing the power stations, reflects Moscow’s need for a slight victory, whatever it was, he said.
It is important to remember that temperatures are predicted to drop at night across Ukraine in the upcoming days, with some areas experiencing lows of -20 °C.
After Russian missile strikes and drones destroyed more than 30% of the power stations in just one week, the Ukrainian authorities legalised electricity hours as well as policies to minimise energy use nationwide.
The mayor of Kiev has confirmed that this winter would be quite chilly.
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