Night attack by Russia on thermal power plants: consequences and restoration of the energy system

President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky held a meeting with officials to discuss achievements over the past nine months and set tasks for the next three. The meeting was dedicated to auditing the execution of agreements, particularly in the area of defense packages and energy support, developing cooperation with the USA and working on the European direction.

“First - to conduct an audit of the implementation of agreements, particularly in the area of defense packages and energy support. Second - to develop relations with the USA and work on a peaceful resolution of the conflict. Third - to actively work in the European direction, not limiting ourselves only to negotiations on joining the European Union.”

On October 10, Russian troops attacked DTEK thermal power plants, causing significant damage. After the shelling stopped, energy workers began to quickly restore damaged equipment to provide electricity to consumers on the left bank of Kyiv.

It was also reported that the state regained ownership of the complex of buildings of the Uspensky Cathedral in Volodymyr-Volynskyi. This decision received support from MP Ihor Huz, who believes it is important to rid Ukrainian shrines of symbols of hostile ideology.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky discussed international work with officials and emphasized the importance of auditing the execution of agreements, developing cooperation with the USA and working on the European direction. In addition, energy workers quickly restored equipment after the attack by Russian troops on DTEK thermal power plants, and the complex of buildings of the Uspensky Cathedral was returned to state ownership.