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MOL has agreed to purchase Russia’s stake in Serbia’s NIS. The deal is awaiting approval from antitrust authorities, while Serbia’s stake\r\nwill increase to 35%.
The EU will maintain energy sanctions against Russia until the war against Ukraine ends. Von der Leyen called Moscow an unreliable supplier.
On the night of October 21, Russia attacked energy facilities in four regions and civilian infrastructure. At least four people were killed.
In Kyiv, an apartment caught fire due to Russia's attack, seven cars were destroyed, and two people were killed. Emergency power outages are in effect in parts of Kyiv and the Kyiv region.
The attacks are damaging Russian oil refineries, repairs to which cost hundreds of millions of dollars and are being complicated by sanctions. Experts are calling for intensified strikes and tighter control over sanctions evasion.
Russia attacked several regions of Ukraine with drones: people were killed, and there were casualties and fires. Homes, hypermarkets, a university, and transport facilities were damaged.
Uzbekistan and the US have agreed on 54 joint projects worth $12 billion in the energy, technology, aviation and mining sectors. Some of the agreements still need to be financed.
A person was killed and 18 injured as a result of Russian attacks on Kyiv. Twelve of those wounded remain in hospitals; medical facilities and an energy facility were damaged.
Zelenskyy announced the restoration of U. S. intelligence sharing and discussions on security guarantees and a trilateral meeting. Russia rejected the energy truce.
The Cabinet of Ministers has not introduced a state of emergency in the energy sector or any other areas. Ministers will coordinate the restoration of critical infrastructure after attacks by the Russian Federation.
The European Parliament discussed protecting shipping after six attacks by allegedly Russian drones in ten days. The EU will strengthen monitoring and pressure.
In Ukraine, hourly power outages for all consumers and restrictions for industry will be in effect from 06:00 to 23:59. The reason is Russian attacks.
Four districts of the capital are partially without power due to the attack. Electric public transport services have been temporarily suspended on a number of streets.
The Security Service of Ukraine and the National Police exposed a scheme to embezzle more than UAH 65 million worth of state-owned gas and sell it through controlled filling stations. Thirteen people were detained.
Russia attacked energy facilities in seven regions overnight and in the morning, leaving some consumers without electricity. Power outage schedules are in effect.
Russia attacked three DTEK energy facilities in the Odesa region overnight and caused power outages in the Rivne region. A total of 32,700 families remain without electricity.
Practical tips can help save on heating, electricity, gas, and water. Subsidies and benefits can reduce the financial burden.
U. S. Vice President J.D. Vance said that Ukraine should stop strikes on Russia’s energy infrastructure. Earlier, Zelenskyy reported 76 Russian attacks on Ukraine’s energy infrastructure since the ceasefire.
As a result of Russia's evening attack on Khmelnytskyi, two women born in 1926 and 1954 were killed. An enterprise and a house were damaged.
On October 20, restrictions will be introduced for industry and consumers in some regions of Ukraine. The reason is Russian attacks on energy facilities.
Russian attacks damaged 28 substations and other energy facilities. Zelenskyy instructed officials to speed up restoration and strengthen support for air defense by partners.
The Russian attack damaged more than 10 energy facilities, residential buildings, a school, a clinic and the metro. 550,000 families were left without electricity.
Over the week, Russia attacked Ukraine’s energy and oil and gas sectors 87 times. Due to the attacks and bad weather, consumers in at least 10 regions were left without electricity.
Power outages were recorded in a number of regions of Ukraine following the Russian attack. In Volyn, around 66,000 electricity metering points were left without power.
On the evening of October 18, Kyiv was attacked with ballistic missiles; air defense was active. Preliminary reports indicate that the Russians targeted energy facilities.
A former British officer proposed a NATO defensive mission to intercept Russian attacks in Ukraine. It would require a mandate and coordination.
In several regions, restrictions for industry and hourly outages for all consumers will be in effect on October 19. The reason is the consequences of Russian attacks.
Tensions in relationships, finances, and society are forecast for October 19–25. The astrologer advises checking documents and postponing risky decisions.
Due to the attack on energy facilities, emergency power outages are in effect in three districts of Odesa region. Energy workers are restoring the damaged equipment.
Over the course of a week, Russia attacked Ukraine's energy infrastructure 76 times. In total, it launched nearly 2,700 drones, 1,700 aerial bombs, and 66 missiles.