روسيا ضربت أكثر من 350 مرة ببنية الطاقة Ukrainianska منذ سبتمبر
Ukrainian Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal said Russia has launched more than 350 strikes on Ukraine's energy infrastructure since September, damaging over 800 pieces of equipment and destroying around 350 of them. Ukraine has equipped 235 transformers with a second level of protection, while restoration of unprotected facilities could take months at the current intensity of attacks.
أبرز النقاط
- Russia has launched more than 350 strikes on Ukraine's energy infrastructure since September.
- More than 800 pieces of equipment at substations and generating facilities were damaged.
- Around 350 units of damaged equipment were destroyed.
- 235 transformers have been equipped with a second level of protection.
- A ballistic missile hit a protected facility only once in the past six months.
- Denys Shmyhal presented the figures during the government question hour in the Verkhovna Rada.
- Ukrainian energy companies called on international partners to accelerate air-defence assistance and increase sanctions pressure on Russia.
لماذا يهمّ ذلك
The strikes have caused large-scale damage and equipment losses at substations and generating facilities. At the current intensity of attacks, restoring damaged energy infrastructure without protective structures would take months. Ukraine has installed a second level of protection for 235 transformers and continues to build protective facilities, while energy companies have urged international partners to accelerate air-defence assistance and increase sanctions pressure on Russia.
ماذا حدث
Prime Minister Denys Shmygal reported at the government question hour in the Verkhovna Rada that Russia has launched more than 350 strikes on Ukraine's energy infrastructure since September. More than 800 pieces of equipment at substations and generating facilities were damaged, and around 350 units were destroyed, representing almost half of the affected equipment. Ukraine has equipped 235 transformers with a second level of protection. According to Shmygal, the most effective protection currently is a rigid pre-emplacement screen. A ballistic missile hit a protected facility only once over the past six months.
كيف تصفه المصادر الأوكرانية
Ukrainian sources largely cite Denys Shmygal and emphasise the scale of equipment losses, protective measures for energy facilities and calls to international partners. Their reporting also examines the consequences of attacks for infrastructure restoration and the use of second-level protection and rigid pre-emplacement screens.
الخلفية
The second level of protection includes a rigid pre-emplacement screen, which Denys Shmygal described as the most effective current approach to protecting energy facilities. Over the past six months, a ballistic missile hit a protected facility only once.