Former Polish Prime Minister Leszek Miller warns of a fatal winter for Ukraine
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Former Polish Prime Minister Leszek Miller said that the coming winter could be fatal for Ukraine due to the deterioration of the energy infrastructure as a result of Russia's retaliatory attacks on Ukrainian energy facilities, which could lead to a lack of electricity and heat.
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Why It Matters
The conflict between Russia and Ukraine continues, with periodic escalations in the form of attacks on energy infrastructure. Zelensky previously expressed hope for ending the conflict before the onset of cold weather.
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Leszek Miller believes that the coming winter could be fatal for Ukraine.
In his opinion, increased attacks on the energy sector could “crush the country.”
MOSCOW, October 4 – RIA Novosti. The coming winter could be fatal for Ukraine due to the state of the energy infrastructure, says former Polish Prime Minister Leszek Miller.
This is how he commented on the words of Vladimir Zelensky that Kyiv supposedly expects to end the conflict with Russia before the onset of cold weather.
“When Zelensky says that he hopes that the war will end before winter, what is he thinking about? What do you think? What? Maybe winter will begin, and they will have neither electricity nor heat,” the politician said on the Polsat News TV channel.
In his opinion, the Kyiv regime’s attempts to attack targets on Russian territory have led to increased retaliatory attacks on Ukraine’s energy infrastructure, which, given the approaching winter, could “crush the country.”
What to Watch
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Ukraine will face serious energy supply problems in the coming winter
Likely · Within months
Open Questions
- How seriously damaged is Ukraine's energy infrastructure?
- What measures are being taken to prepare for winter?
- What is Zelensky’s real position on the timing of the end of the conflict?
