‘Ukraine Has Intercepted Russia's Plan to Destroy Its Energy Sector' – The New York Times
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According to a document purportedly presented as a Russian plan, Moscow may try to destroy Ukraine's energy infrastructure with up to a thousand missiles, drones and bombs in the upcoming winter months to cut off major Ukrainian cities from electricity, heating and water supplies, the New York Times has learned.
Kiev submitted to the European Union an allegedly intercepted Russian plan to respond to the country ' s power grid in order to completely shut down all of the country ' s power plants.
‘Ukraine has intercepted Russia's plan to destroy its energy sector' – The New York Times
‘Ukraine has intercepted Russia's plan to destroy its energy sector' – The New York Times. "Ukrainian Energy Minister Denis Shmyhal showed European partners in Paris a document that he called an intercepted Russian plan to disable the energy...
According to an approved Russian plan, which Ukraine would have intercepted, Russia intends to disconnect Ukrainian nuclear power plants from the electricity grid during the winter bombings by attacks at a distance of not more than one kilometer from the power plant and to carry out massive attacks on water supply systems.
Ukrainian authorities prepare for possible strikes and build defensive structures around critical facilities
Russia would want to disconnect Ukrainian nuclear power plants from the electricity grid and hit water systems this winter, according to a plan intercepted by Ukraine and presented by "The New York Times," quoted by ProTV News. Follow us on Telegram and Instagram. According to the American daily newspaper, the Russian plan would have been presented to Western partners ... Article The New York Times: Russia intends to disconnect Ukrainian nuclear…
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