More than 130 energy facilities have already been protected from Russian shelling
Since the end of winter, protective structures have been erected in Ukraine for more than 130 energy infrastructure facilities, including power substations, water and sewerage facilities, district heating plants, and boiler rooms in frontline regions.
This was reported by Serhiy Sukhomlyn, head of the State Agency for Infrastructure Restoration and Development. According to him, over 95% of the planned energy protection projects were completed within four to five months.
He noted that most of the structures are designed primarily to protect against attacks by kamikaze drones. At the same time, some substations have already withstood not only dozens of drone attacks but also direct hits from two cruise missiles.
Source: Serhiy Sukhomlyn in an interview with “Glavkom.”
As a reminder, in the Chernihiv region, about 7,000 people were left without power due to a Russian strike.
