The Russian strike on Kharkiv, which took place on March 22, led to the destruction of energy facilities. The electricity supply to Kharkiv is now provided by other regions, reports the press service representative of Kharkiv Combined Heat and Power Plant No 5 (CHPP-5), Natalia Verbova. According to a representative from CHPP-5, the most extensive damage from the Russian assault on March 22 was inflicted on the energy infrastructure, resulting in Kharkiv’s power supply being sustained by other regions. “To fully assess the extent of the damage to the thermal power plant and the required restor…
