Prime Minister of Ukraine Sergii Koretskyi has said the next heating season is likely to be more difficult than the previous one due to intensified Russian attacks, adding that the government is accelerating preparations for winter.
According to Ukrinform, Koretskyi made the remarks in a video published on the Verkhovna Rada's Telegram channel.
"Preparations for the next heating season began on the very first day after the previous one ended. There is a single comprehensive document called the 'Resilience Plan,'" he said.
According to Koretskyi, the document outlines measures to strengthen the passive protection of critical infrastructure, including energy facilities, water supply systems, and other essential services. He added that one of the new government's priorities is to review the implementation of the plan and speed up preparatory work.
"I personally believe that the coming winter will be more difficult than the previous one. The reason is very simple: the enemy has intensified its attacks, with more ballistic missiles, more missiles in general, and more Shahed drones," the Prime Minister said.
