DTEK named the number of workers killed during the war

During the war in Ukraine, 127 DTEK employees died. 4,779 employees serve in the ranks of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.

This was announced by the company’s executive director, Dmytro Sakharuk.

Employees of DTEK

According to the general director, the company pays too high a price for having electricity. Thus, 127 employees of DTEK were killed, 319 were wounded, and 46 were missing and four are in captivity.

“In total, 4,779 employees serve in the ranks of the Armed Forces,” he said, and thanked the Ukrainian military and energy workers for protecting and restoring the energy system after massive Russian attacks.

Saharuk also reported that approximately 10% of Ukrainian energy was destroyed as a result of enemy shelling, and about half was damaged.

At the same time, he called air defense a critically necessary component of “energy survival”, since no generating station or substation is adapted to withstand air or artillery strikes.

In Ukraine, the periods of power outages will be shortened in the coming days. The reason for the improvement in the electricity supply situation is the increase in air temperature, as a result of which the consumption of the energy network will decrease.

Russia destroyed approximately 10% of Ukrainian energy

About half of the power system is damaged

As a result of Russian shelling of the Ukrainian energy industry, 10% of the energy system was destroyed. This was announced by the executive director of DTEK Dmytro Sakharuk.

According to him, about half of the power system is still damaged. Dmytro Sakharuk predicted that the power deficit in the energy sector will persist even after the winter, although on a somewhat smaller scale.

He added that currently the deficit of electricity for the population is on average 50%, for industry – a little more.

“Even if we rebuilt everything, the deficit would remain, because the occupied Zaporizhzhia NPP with a capacity of 6 GW is not available to us, as well as three TPPs – that’s another 3.6 GW,” he explained.

Dmytro Sakharuk noted that it is necessary to restore damaged large electricity generation facilities, to complete the construction of industrial wind and solar power plants, as well as to increase the volume of electricity imports from Europe in order to increase the level of electricity supply.

He also reported that DTEK continues to complete the construction of one of its wind power plants with a capacity of 100 MW in the south of Ukraine. For this, the company is investing almost 100 million US dollars.

On January 19, within the framework of the World Economic Forum, the chairman of Mykolaiv Oleksandr Senkevich took part in a discussion on the restoration of Ukrainian cities.

He noted that our city suffered a lot from the aggression of Russian troops.

Before the de-occupation of Kherson, which took place on November 11 last year, Mykolaiv was not shelled for only 46 days. Dozens of residential buildings, schools, hospitals, kindergartens, and industrial enterprises were damaged in the city due to Russian shelling. Significant destruction was caused to critical infrastructure facilities, including the main water pipeline Dnipro-Mykolaiv.

–  According to our calculations, the losses amount to about 900 million euros, – stated Oleksandr Senkevich. At the same time, he noted that the city authorities are already working on issues of restoration of Mykolaiv.

The Security Service of Ukraine started criminal proceedings on the fact of the mass killing of fish in the Kherson region due to Russian shelling at the beginning of January.

This was reported by the Kherson Regional Prosecutor’s Office. A mass plague of fathead minnows occurred on January 2.

According to the State Agency of Land Reclamation and Fisheries, the plague of fish caused losses of approximately 390.4 million hryvnias.

The incident is being investigated under the Article on Violation of the Laws and Customs of War. The Russians involved in the deadly shelling face 8 to 12 years in prison.

Prosecutors and investigators recorded 155 cases of sexual violence by the Russian occupiers during the full-scale war. Most crimes of a sexual nature were detected in the Kyiv and Kherson regions. This was reported by the press service of the Prosecutor General’s Office.

According to Iryna Didenko, head of the specialized department of the Prosecutor General’s Office, the total number of cases of sexual violence on the part of the Russian military is much higher.

“These numbers reflect only the number of facts when the victims are ready to testify now,” Didenko adds.

Thus, prosecutors and investigators recorded 155 cases of sexual violence committed by Russian soldiers on the territory of Ukraine during the full-scale war.

According to the infographic, 65 cases are known in Kherson region, 52 in Kyiv region.

“We plan to transfer properly recorded crimes of the Russian military to international courts, in particular, to the International Criminal Court. Therefore, the procedures are important and must meet the highest standards. Transparency and openness are one of the values ​​that Ukrainians are fighting for,” explained Iryna Didenko.

The Prosecutor General’s Office will combine Russia’s war crimes with mass casualties due to a missile attack in Dnipro, Kremenchuk and Serhiyivka in Odesa region into one case.

Oleksandra Matviychuk, head of the human rights organization Center for Civil Liberties, which received the Nobel Peace Prize, is convinced that violence, impunity and cruelty have become part of Russian culture.

The human rights organization Center for Civil Liberties, which received the Nobel Peace Prize, recorded more than 28,000 war crimes committed by Russians during the invasion.