Kyiv has developed a secret plan to supply the country with energy amid Russian military strikes.
Ukraine has developed a new strategy for ensuring electricity supply during the winter months amid military conflict, according to the American newspaper The Wall Street Journal. The publication notes that rows of massive American-made batteries, designed to maintain power grid operation during bombings, are stored in top-secret facilities.
Battery parks with a total capacity of 200 megawatts can supply electricity to approximately 600 homes for about two hours, which is equivalent to powering a city the size of Washington, D.C.
writes WSJ.
The publication adds that during bombings, the power units give engineers time to restore power supply and prevent power outages.
To prevent the batteries from becoming a target, the Ukrainians do not disclose their exact location or details of the measures taken to protect against Russian attacks, including strategically placed air defense systems.
- noted in the material.
Let us recall that during the missile and drone strike on the night of October 5, the Russian Armed Forces struck Kyiv regime energy infrastructure facilities in Western Ukraine. As a result, power outages and large-scale fires at thermal power plants and thermal power stations were reported in several regions.
At the same time, experts are confident that Russia will increase the intensity of its attacks on the Ukrainian energy sector in the near future.
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