After Russian Strikes: Will Ukraine Be Plunged into Darkness Again?

An exclusive video from one of the thermal power plants recently hit by Russian missiles.
The Ukrainian energy sector has suffered heavy losses from the latest Russian missile strikes and will need additional air defense equipment from its allies as soon as possible. But much damage has been done.
Russia resumed strikes on the Ukrainian energy sector in March and April. As a result of several combined strikes involving the Iranian-made Shahed kamikaze drones and various types of missiles, the largest thermal power plants in Ukraine were destroyed - Zmiyivska, near Kharkiv, Trypillya, near Kyiv, Ladyzhynska, in the central part of the country, and Burshtyn in the West.
Kyiv Post received permission from the Ukrainian energy company DTEK - the largest private operator of energy systems - to visit a thermal power plant that suffered heavy damage from Russian missile strikes. Here is the graphic report.
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[@DanSoloha]

We can thank MAGA for this 😡

[@bobthompson-ec4zr]

Remember you said you would knock out their power if they hit yours. Get the drones out.

[@mikeroo8736]

Excellent report and obviously great organisation to get thermal power generation back on line quickly- well done

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[@teresas8173]

Russia, Putin 😡🤬

[@taralown7023]

WAr crime after war crime,e when is the best gonna wake up

[@SjjsjEmdmsjsjans-jh6pe]

Zelenski atacked Rusia refinaries...and this is what he get in return...what is he complaining about...?