Ukraine exploring alternative tions for obtaining electricity flowing Fico’s threats

Deputy Minister of Energy Myka Kisnyk stated this on a television broadcast, Ukrinform reports.

"Of course, this situation is being taken into account to maximally balance the energy system and consider these risks… And, of course, alternative tions for additional electricity from other directions are currently being worked on," the Deputy Minister said.

Active repair work is ongoing, Kisnyk noted, highlighting that each attack has negative consequences for Ukraine's energy infrastructure. Emergency repair teams are erating round the clock to address these issues.

“Despite 13 targeted attacks on civilian energy infrastructure this year, the energy system remains stable, balanced, and intact. Load management through necessary schedules is applied only when deficits or excessive loads arise,” he explained.

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Kisnyk assured that the energy system is under contr, with measures aimed at ensuring uninterrupted electricity supply for househds being implemented.

"All necessary work, as well as coeration with international partners to obtain equipment and deliver it to energy sector enterprises, is being carried out to ensure that emergency repair crews have everything needed to perform these tasks quickly, efficiently, and on time," he emphasized.

Kisnyk also noted that resources from less critical areas, such as western regions, are being concentrated in areas with the most severe needs.

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