According to first Denys Shmyhal from Ukraine, if Moscow does not carry out a massive attack on the energy infrastructure, there should be no emergency power cuts during the New Year and Orthodox Christmas.
– We understand that Russia intends to continue attacks on energy infrastructure, and therefore we are ready for another massive bombardment – quotes the statement of the Ukrainian leader government BBC Russia.
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Ukraine. Authorities warn of missile attacks on New Year’s Day. “They are linked to specific dates”
According to Denys Shmyhal, the attacks can resume at any time. – They are attached to specific dates and I think New Year’s Day is one of these dates – underlined Energy Minister Herman Hałuszczenko.
Ukrainian energy system operator Ukrenergo has announced that it has reduced the electricity deficit, but current production is still too low to meet all needs.
Ukrainian Prime Minister: Russia is no longer a peace-loving country for a long time
– Russia has not been a peace-loving state for a long time, therefore it does not meet the main criterion of the UN. He is cynically abusing his right of veto in the Security Council. It blocks decisions that go against its aggressive policy. Because Ukraine rightly raises the issue of Russia’s exclusion not only from the Security Council, but also from the UN, Ukrainian Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal said in a speech on Tuesday.
Politician noted that 31 years had passed since the fall of the Soviet Union.
– Its successor, the Russian Federation, has usurped a seat on the UN Security Council. By circumventing the Organization’s Charter, Russia’s membership of the Security Council was imposed on the international community. Unfortunately, the community was silent at that time. Today you cannot be silent – said Szmyhal.
The Ukrainian Prime Minister called on the world to show solidarity with Ukraine’s position. “We believe in the victory of the force of international law and we are making every effort to that end,” he said.
War in Ukraine. Russia begins to feel a missile shortage
For 307 days, Ukraine has been defending itself against the Russian invasion. Over the past day, there has been a lesser intensification of attacks by the army of the Moscow regime against the positions of Ukrainian troops. Some Kyiv experts say Russia is beginning to feel a missile shortage and is unable to keep pace with troop consolidation.
Over the past 24 hours, Russian troops have twice attacked the territory of Ukraine with rockets and fired 44 rounds of high-speed artillery. Ukrainian troops repelled Russian attacks in Lugansk and Donetsk regions. The Ukrainian General Staff confirmed that on December 25 it fired on the enemy’s rear in the Wasilovsky district of the Zaporizhia region. 100 Russians were to die, including 15 FSB officers. Over the past 24 hours, the Ukrainian army has shelled four Russian command posts and six troop concentration centers.
