Damage to nature from a rocket attack on the thermal power plant was calculated

Damage to nature from a rocket attack on the thermal power plant was calculated
Katerina Belousova

Ukrainians were urged to limit energy consumption as much as possible from 17:00 to 23:00, because the destruction of critical infrastructure carries the risk of a power shortage in the national energy system.

In Kyiv, Russian missile strikes on one of the TPS on October 10 caused large-scale clogging of an open plot of land with waste.

Environmental damage amounted to almost 21 million hryvnias, the Ministry of Environment reports on Facebook.

The message emphasized that eco-inspectors continue to document and calculate the damage to the environment as a result of Russian aggression, so that Ukraine can present this evidence in an international court and collect reparations.

The press service of KMDA noted on Telegram, that on October 10, 5 objects of critical infrastructure and housing and communal services of the city were hit. Because of this, electricity supply to industrial customers and some households was partially limited.

Ukrainians were called to the maximum to limit power consumption from 17:00 to 23:00, because the destruction of critical infrastructure carries the risk of a shortage of capacity in the national power system.

Earlier, EcoPolitic wrtoe, that in Kyiv on October 10 missile attack on Taras Shevchenko Park caused 2.25 million hryvnias of damage to the flora. It destroyed 106.4 m2 of lawn, 6 trees and damaged 5 more.

As EcoPolitic previously reported, eco-inspectors in the Lviv region inspected infrastructure objects that were damaged due to massive shelling by Russian troops. They recorded the airstrikes at the scene tears measuring 7 by 4 meters.

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