Gas stations in frontline regions may become critical infrastructure facilities
Kyiv • UNN
Deputy Head of the Presidential Office Viktor Mykyta stated the possibility of recognizing gas stations in frontline regions as critical infrastructure facilities. This will allow directing additional resources to their protection due to russian attacks.
Gas stations in frontline regions may be designated as critical infrastructure facilities. This was stated by Deputy Head of the Office of the President of Ukraine Viktor Mykyta, reports UNN.
Details
According to him, Russia is attacking gas stations, large grocery stores, civilian transport on roads, residential areas, and other facilities that ensure the livelihood of communities.
Given the changing situation, we are additionally strengthening anti-drone protection. In Sumy region, over 400 kilometers of roads have already been protected with anti-drone nets by the efforts of the Regional Military Administration and communities. Another several hundred kilometers are at the stage of installation. Work continues around the clock. We discussed the possibility of designating gas stations in frontline regions as critical infrastructure facilities. This will allow directing additional resources for their protection and ensuring uninterrupted operation
He added that the Regional Military Administrations have been tasked, together with communities, to increase the volume of financial and logistical support for existing, new, and expanded air defense units in the region, including UAV crews, mobile fire groups, and others.
"Together with the military, we are preparing a separate package of solutions for additional protection of the sky," summarized the Deputy Head of the OP.
Recall
The day before, in the Kharkiv region, Russia struck Izium, damaging a gas station, with three people reported injured.