As Ukraine plans to restart electricity exports, Western defense officials say Vladimir Putin's plot to cripple the nation's energy grid has not worked.
, on Friday the nation's energy minister announced exports of electricity would resume after a six-month hiatus thanks to successful repairs to the energy grid.and neighboring Moldova, which had also suffered temporary blackouts as a result of the initial wave of missile strikes. According to figures from Ukraine's Ministry of Energy, between June and October 2022, it sold 2.6 billion kilowatt hours—roughly enough energy for 1.
Russian President Vladimir Putin attends an online conference in his residence Novo-Ogaryovo outside Moscow on November 22, 2022 and a high voltage substation switchyard stands partially destroyed after the Ukrenergo power station was hit by a missile strike on November 10, 2022 in central Ukraine.On Saturday morning, the U.K.
"Ukraine's network operating companies continue to source replacement transformers and other critical components," it added, despite stating that transporting and installing such components remains"a major logistical challenge, especially high voltage transformers which weigh at least 100 tonnes." Ukraine had halted electricity exports to the EU following the start of strikes on its power grid, but in a statement on Friday, the nation's energy minister, German Galushchenko said the system had been operating normally for around two months.Find out more about Defence Intelligence's use of language:
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