Watch: Kuleba showed foreign partners the Darnytsia CHP destroyed by Russian attacks
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Watch: Kuleba showed foreign partners the Darnytsia CHP destroyed by Russian attacks

Russia destroyed the Darnytsia CHP
Source:  RBC Ukraine

On the night of February 3, Russian occupiers launched 5 ballistic missiles at the Darnytsia CHPP. The attack almost completely destroyed the plant. Today, more than 60 ambassadors and representatives of foreign states and international organizations saw the destruction of this CHPP in Kyiv.

Points of attention

  • Russian occupiers launched 5 ballistic missiles at the Darnytsia CHPP, almost completely destroying the plant, causing severe damage to the heating infrastructure.
  • Deputy Prime Minister Oleksiy Kuleba highlighted the urgent requirement for restoration of the station to ensure heat supply to Kyiv residents.

Russia destroyed the Darnytsia CHP

This was stated to journalists by Deputy Prime Minister for the Restoration of Ukraine Oleksiy Kuleba.

The enemy sent five ballistic missiles here. They aimed them precisely at the only thing that remained functioning here: the equipment aimed at providing heat to the population. This was done on the coldest night. This led to the fact that today the station is almost completely destroyed.

Oleksiy Kuleba

Oleksiy Kuleba

Deputy Prime Minister for the Restoration of Ukraine

According to the Deputy Prime Minister, the situation is complicated by the fact that the Russian occupiers used ballistic missiles with shrapnel. Many heating mains were damaged precisely because of this.

He clarified that in total, more than 20 missiles have flown over the Darnytsia CHP since the beginning of the heating season.

The station's restoration began immediately after the alarm was raised. Initially, the State Emergency Service entered the area, and now an emergency crew is working there.

He added that currently, repair crews are doing everything they can to ensure that the station continues to provide at least some heat to Kyiv residents. According to current data, it served part of the Dniprovsky and Darnytskyi districts.

We have two days to understand when and to what extent we will be able to restore the operation of this station. And after that we will be able to make predictions (about the restoration of heat — ed.). At the moment, this is difficult to do.

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