Ukraine's first deputy prime minister called for support from the private sector and others to quickly restore, modernize and decentralize the country's power generation infrastructure as half of it has been damaged by Russian attacks.On Dec. 13 alone, energy facilities in Ukraine were attacked by Russia with some 200 drones and 100 missiles, and the country's infrastructure continues to be the key target of Moscow's large-scale attacks, Yulia Svyrydenko, who also doubles as economy minister, said in a recent interview in Tokyo with Kyodo News.During a visit to the United States earlier thi…READ FULL ARTICLE
