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Ukraine is bracing for a severe heatwave this week, with temperatures expected to reach up to 38 degrees Celsius (100 degrees Fahrenheit). This weather event is part of a broader pattern affecting several European countries and poses significant challenges for the war-torn nation, which is already suffering from a severely damaged energy grid due to ongoing conflict.
The country's energy infrastructure has been critically compromised following persistent Russian drone and missile attacks since the beginning of the war. With the dangerous heat approaching, concerns are mounting that the strain on the power grid could intensify, exacerbating the difficulties faced by residents who are already coping with the effects of the conflict. Authorities are taking precautionary measures as they prepare for potential energy shortages amidst the challenging conditions.
30 June
Ukraine's war-damaged power grid struggles under soaring heat
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