if it becomes simply intolerable for life for ukrainians, what is going to happen, do you think? is there going to be a mass exodus, another mass exodus out of ukraine, westwards? or do you think ukraine is going to sue for some kind of ceasefire, some kind of pause which, of course, gives russia a chance to rearm and regroup and retrain? one of ukraine s biggest energy companies, dtek, it said ok, it s going to be a very difficult winter, if you can, leave. i ve not seen any signs of people listening to that advice. one reason for that is, they re getting used to it. # c na luna mezz u mare # mamma mia m a maritare.# and that s one big reason why i wouldn t expect them to cave in, not now, at any rate, and say
stimulate this sentiment as a way of putting pressure on the ukrainian government and making it embattled on yet another front. if it becomes simply intolerable for life for ukrainians, what is going to happen, do you think? is there going to be a mass exodus, another mass exodus out of ukraine westwards? or do you think ukraine is going to sue for some kind of ceasefire, some kind of pause, which, of course, gives russia a chance to rearm and regroup and retrain? one of ukraine s biggest energy companies, dtek, it said, ok, it s going to be a very difficult winter, if you can, leave. i ve not seen any signs of people listening to that advice. one reason for that is they re getting used to it. # c na luna mezz u mare. # mamma mia m a maritare.# and that s one big reason why
..where people block the road protesting against the darkness and the cold and the absence of running water. it s natural to expect russia to try and exploit this sentiment, stimulate the sentiment as a way of putting pressure on the ukrainian government and making it embattled on yet another front. if it becomes simply intolerable for life for ukrainians, what is going to happen, do you think? is there going to be a mass exodus, another mass exodus out of ukraine westwards? or do you think ukraine is going to sue for some kind of cease fire, some kind of pause, which, of course, gives russia a chance to rearm and regroup and retrain? one of ukraine s biggest energy companies, dtek, it said, ok, it s going to be a very difficult winter, if you can leave.
Russia will not be able to implement its plans to cut Ukraine off completely from electricity, DTEK CEO Maksym Timchenko said during the Kyiv Security Forum, established by the Arseniy Yatsenyuk Open Ukraine Foundation on Thursday.
DTEK Energy Holding has resumed operation of its power plants and power grids following an unprecedented attack on the power grid on November 23, a post on its website says.