Ukraine is hoping to dampen the impact of Russia missile strikes on its energy infrastructure. Read more at straitstimes.com.
KYIV – Ukrainians were urged on Monday to swop old light bulbs for free energy-efficient LED bulbs under a scheme intended to ease an energy shortfall caused by Russian attacks.
on power infrastructure that have frequently left millions of Ukrainians without light, water or heating.
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