Zelensky: Not only Ukraine, but also Moldova threatened by Russian attacks on hydroelectric power plants

The Ukrainian president, Volodimir Zelenskysaid this Friday that last night’s Russian attack on two Ukrainian hydroelectric plants represents a threat not only to Ukrainebut also for Moldavia.

“The hydroelectric plants of Kanivska It is Dniester They were deliberately targeted by the enemy. The terrorist country wants to repeat the environmental disaster in the region of Kherson. But now not only Ukraineotherwise also Moldavia They are threatened. The water will not stop at the border posts, nor will the Russian war, unless we stop it in Ukraine together and at the right time“, he said.

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In a message on Telegram, Zelensky He stressed after the first meeting of the General Staff called by the new secretary of the National Security and Defense Council, Alexander Litvinenkowhat “the challenges are very serious” and added that “Russian terrorists have again attacked the Ukrainian energy sector.”

He added that the Prime Minister, Dennis SchmigalThe owner of EnergyGerman Galushcneko, and the chairmen of the boards of directors of national electrical companies, Ukrenergothis is Leo, Naftogaz, Volodymyr Kudritsky and Oleksi Chernyshovreported the damage and reconstruction work.

“They discussed more effective protection physics and its application in other installations” he added.

The second point discussed during the meeting was the weapons supply and ammunition for the near and long term future.

“The need for anti-aircraft defense came to the fore. Due to the intensity of Russian bombing, Stocks need to be replenished more quickly. I gave instructions to intensify work with our partners. We count on your quick response”, wrote Zelensky.

Source: Elcomercio

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