Is a total blackout possible in Ukraine — the minister's explanation
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Is a total blackout possible in Ukraine — the minister's explanation

Herman Galushchenko

As the head of the Ministry of Energy of Ukraine, Herman Galushchenko, assures, Ukrainians should not be afraid of massive blackouts - this will not happen.

There will be no more blackouts in Ukraine

The minister warns that Russia's attacks on our country's energy facilities will not stop, but the authorities know how to avoid the worst scenario.

Unfortunately, there is no doubt that the enemy's attacks will continue. However, the energy system is integral. There will be no total blackout in the country.

Herman Galushchenko

Herman Galushchenko

Head of the Ministry of Energy of Ukraine

Despite this, as the minister claims, it is extremely important to remain ready for any development of events, because the war with Russia continues.

And we, energy workers, do everything to ensure that the worst scenarios never materialize. As the experience of the past calendar year already shows, we keep our word, Herman Galushchenko emphasized.

What is important to know about Russia's attacks on Ukraine's energy sector

As mentioned earlier, during the 2022-2023 heating season, Ukraine experienced powerful Russian attacks on the energy system.

At that time, blackouts were introduced in cities and entire regions of Ukraine, but there was no complete blackout in the country.

In the spring of 2024, Russia again began to actively attack Ukrainian energy. More and more TPPs and CHPs are under attack from the enemy.

The Russians managed to disable the Dniprovska HPP.

According to Ukrainian leader Volodymyr Zelenskyi, the Russian Federation destroyed almost all of Ukraine's thermal power generation, in particular, the Trypil TPP was completely destroyed.

The head of state warned that Ukrainian nuclear power plants may also be under threat.

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Sikorsky named the best security guarantee for Ukraine

Sikorsky voiced his position
Source:  TVN24

Polish Foreign Minister Radosław Sikorski, reflecting on the defense of Ukraine in the event of a ceasefire with Russia, stated that the best guarantee of security for the country is the Ukrainian army.

Points of attention

  • Ukraine's well-equipped and experienced army, known for its use of drones, plays a crucial role in ensuring the country's security.
  • French leader Macron is contemplating deploying European forces in Ukraine, potentially along the Dnieper line, away from the front line.

Sikorsky voiced his position

The Polish diplomat reacted to the meeting of the leaders of the "coalition of the determined", which took place on March 27 in Paris.

What is important to understand is that the coalition is considering the possible deployment of "deterrence forces" in Ukraine in the future.

According to Sikorsky, his country will be in this coalition, but not physically in Ukraine itself.

There are various echoes of these negotiations, both at the level of staff representatives in Great Britain and at the political level in Paris. These concepts are still at the stage of agreement... The biggest, best guarantee of Ukraine's security is a brave and well-equipped Ukrainian army.

Radoslav Sikorsky

Radoslav Sikorsky

Minister of Foreign Affairs of Poland

The head of Polish diplomacy once again reminded that the Armed Forces of Ukraine is the largest army in Europe, which has experience in waging this new type of war involving millions of drones.

What is important to understand is that French leader Emmanuel Macron is considering deploying a European contingent in Ukraine away from the front line, one option being deployment along the Dnieper line.

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Air defense shot down 29 martyrs during the Russian attack on Ukraine

Air Force of the Armed Forces of Ukraine
Air defense

On the night of April 3, the Russian Federation launched nearly 40 unmanned aerial vehicles against Ukraine. The drones attacked from three directions.

Points of attention

  • Russian Federation launched nearly 40 unmanned aerial vehicles against Ukraine on April 3.
  • Ukrainian air defense responded promptly, shooting down 29 Russian drones in the north and east of the country.
  • Anti-aircraft missile troops, electronic warfare units, and mobile fire groups of the Defense Forces of Ukraine were instrumental in repelling the attack.

Ukrainian air defense shoots down 29 Russian martyrs

In total, the enemy launched 39 Shahed UAVs and simulator drones from the directions of the Russian cities: Millerovo, Primorsky-Akhtarsk, and Kursk.

The following were involved in repelling the attack:

  • anti-aircraft missile forces;

  • electronic warfare units;

  • mobile fire groups of the Defense Forces of Ukraine.

Air defense work

As of 9 a.m., 29 Shahed UAVs were confirmed shot down in the north and east of the country. Seven simulator drones were also lost in the air without any negative consequences.

The following were injured as a result of the attack:

  • Kharkiv;

  • Donetsk;

  • Dnipropetrovsk region.

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