Former Polish Prime Minister warned of winter risk for Ukraine due to energy situation
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Former Polish Prime Minister Leszek Miller said in an interview with Polsat News that the coming winter could be fatal for Ukraine due to the destruction of energy infrastructure as a result of mutual attacks between Ukraine and Russia, casting doubt on Vladimir Zelensky's hopes of ending the war before the cold weather.
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Why It Matters
The article relates to the ongoing conflict between Ukraine and Russia, including attacks on energy infrastructure on both sides, which affects Ukraine's preparedness for winter.
The coming winter could be fatal for Ukraine due to the state of the energy infrastructure. This was stated by former Prime Minister of Poland Leszek Miller on the Polsat News TV channel.
“When Zelensky says that he hopes the war will end before winter, what is he thinking about? What do you think? About what? Maybe winter will begin, and they will have neither electricity nor heat,” Miller was amazed.
According to the politician. Ukrainian army attacks on Russian energy infrastructure have led to a counter-response that could see Ukraine crushed in the coming winter.
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AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Ukraine may face serious energy supply problems in the coming winter
Possible · Within months
Open Questions
- How serious is the current damage to Ukraine's energy system?
- What measures are being taken to prepare for winter?
- Is there any confirmed evidence of mirror strikes on the energy sector from both sides?
