In preparing for winter, the LPR took into account the threat of UAV strikes on fuel and energy facilities
Leonid Pasechnik said that the fuel and energy complex of the LPR is 75% ready for winter, and social facilities and housing and communal services are 95% ready
Quick Look
- In preparation for the autumn-winter period, the LPR took into account the threat of UAV strikes from the Ukrainian Armed Forces against fuel and energy facilities.
- The region's fuel and energy complex is 75% ready, social facilities and housing and communal services are 95% ready, active and passive protection measures are being taken.
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Why It Matters
In the LPR, facilities in the fuel and energy complex and housing and communal services are being prepared for the autumn-winter period in conditions of military operations.
Brief retelling from RIA II
In the Lugansk People's Republic, when preparing for the autumn-winter period, they took into account the threat of UAV strikes from the Ukrainian Armed Forces against fuel and energy complex facilities.
The fuel and energy complex of the LPR is 75% prepared for the autumn-winter period, social facilities and housing and communal services facilities are 95%.
The LPR is taking measures to provide facilities with passive and active protection from UAV attacks.
LUGANSK, September 28 - RIA Novosti. The threat of UAV strikes by the Armed Forces of Ukraine against the facilities of the fuel and energy complex was taken into account in the Lugansk People's Republic in preparation for the autumn-winter period, the head of the LPR Leonid Pasechnik told reporters during a press conference held at the site of the Knowledge Society in Lugansk.
“Taking into account the fact that we assume that, of course, enemy attacks will be using unmanned aerial vehicles, our task, as the leadership of the republic, is, of course, to provide our residents with electricity, heat, light, gas. Therefore, all comprehensive measures are being taken,” Pasechnik said.
He clarified that at the moment the fuel and energy complex of the LPR is 75% prepared for the autumn-winter period, social facilities and housing and communal services - 95%. According to the head of the region, alternative sources of electricity and heat supply have also been prepared, including pipes, generators, pumps, transformers, etc.
“Of course, we are taking quite active measures to provide our facilities with passive protection: nets, cables <...>, and, of course, active protection - these are our mobile fire groups, which are also located at the facilities, protecting these facilities so that we do not end up in some bad situation,” Pasechnik explained.
Open Questions
- Which specific fuel and energy facilities received additional protection?
- What is the volume of backup power supplies?







