Shmyhal: Russia has changed its tactics for strikes on energy infrastructure
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Ukrainian politician Denys Shmyhal said that Russia has changed its tactics for strikes on Ukraine's energy infrastructure. This is reported by the Ukrainian publication DSNews.
According to Shmyhal, key substations and switchgear were the first to come under attack. Power lines, thermal power plants (TPPs), hydroelectric power plants (HPPs), combined heat and power plants (CHPs), and oil and gas industry facilities were also affected.
The source materials contain no detailed description of what the new tactics consist of, and no data on the scale of the damage. These details were given in the statement of the Ukrainian official, and they were not independently confirmed in the text.
Such strikes affect the operation of the power system and the supply of electricity and heat. Further details will likely appear in official reports and in comments from specialists.
Sources: DSNews
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