Kuleba Names Three Ways to Address the Problem of Russian Strikes Against Ukraine's Energy System

Ukraine's Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba believes that there are three main ways to solve the problem of Russian strikes on the energy grid.

The Minister made this statement on January 24th after the meeting with G7 foreign ministers. 

In particular, Kuleba thanked all states and institutions that had announced new practical assistance to restore Ukraine's power grid damaged by Russian strikes.

"There are three main ways to address the problem of Russian strikes against Ukraine's energy grid: 1) providing Ukraine with more air defense systems; 2) more equipment to restore the power grid, which was discussed at the meeting today; 3) tough sanctions against Russia's missile industry," the Foreign Minister said in his statement.

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