Before the Russian attack, Ukraine had plans to stop electricity production using coal to avoid global warming and instead produced electricity from nuclear plants and natural gas, but today coal is meeting the country's energy needs.

  Dnepropetrovsk Oblast, AP Ukraine's plan to avoid global warming before the Russian attack was to stop electricity generation using coal and replace it with nuclear plants and natural gas, but today coal is the main source of energy for the country Energy needs are being met.

Oleksandr, chief engineer of a mining company in Dnepropetrovsk province, reported that the Russian army has been attacking power stations and infrastructure for the past six months, in order to maintain the country's power supply in the southeast of Ukraine.

  Part of the workers are engaged in coal mining day and night, so that

The people facing the horrors of war are not deprived of light and heat.

Most nuclear plants closed due to fear of accidents

Russia continues to attack Ukraine's nuclear power plants. Most of the country's nuclear power plants are shut down to avoid the possibility of a nuclear accident due to such Russian bombings, as cooling equipment in nuclear plants requires a steady power supply.

The Zaporizhia Nuclear Power Plant, occupied by the Russian military, is also included in such plants. This plant can generate 6,000 MW of electricity. Shut down the plant in September, because of the Russian bombing of the surrounding areas, driving was very dangerous.

   Mining experts say that the work of mine workers cannot completely compensate for the loss of power supply from nuclear power plants, but each megawatt of power generated from it is important in solving the country's energy crisis. Is. However, the miners are fighting for the country not only with their tools, but also with weapons. There are reports that many miners from the area have joined the armed forces and are now fighting on the front lines in eastern Ukraine.

Russia-Ukraine War: Ukraine's Deputy Foreign Minister will visit India for the first time amid the war

   For the first time, Ubel's Deputy Foreign Minister Amina is likely to visit India next week. It has been said in the report that the Deputy Foreign Minister of Quran, the Minister of State, Narendra Modi can come to visit.

    New Delhi, Agency. After the attack of the Russian army, Ukraine is now coming to India to seek help. Let us tell you that for the first time, Ukraine's Deputy Foreign Minister min Dyaparova can visit India next week. According to a media report, she will try to garner Quran's support and humanitarian aid in India.

     New Delhi, Agency. After the attack of the Russian army, Ukraine is now coming to India to seek help. Let us inform that for the first time, Eugene's Deputy Foreign Minister min Dzhaparova may visit India next week. According to a media report, it will try to get Ukraine's support and humanitarian aid in India.

   First trip to India

    Please tell that this will be the first visit of any Ukrainian to India after the invasion of Russia. min Japan on India tour will send a strong message for Ti to Russian President Vladimir Putin. Please inform that Putin is also going to visit India in the month of July.

  Request for humanitarian assistance from India

    Ukraine has requested more humanitarian assistance from India. This includes equipment for repairing infrastructure, including pharmaceuticals, medical energy. Final arrangements for AAP Rova's visit are being discussed, the paper said. The Ministry of External Affairs of India has also not commented on this till now.

   PM Modi invited to visit Kiev

    The report said that Ukraine's Deputy Foreign Minister min Aapseeva may invite Prime Minister Narendra Modi to visit Keon. Aapsewa Pukreni will talk about President Klodimir Zelenskiy's 10-point peace formula during talks with the Indian government. Apart from this, she will call on India to build a consensus in her favor by being its important global voice.

  Talks will be held on April 11

    Ukraine is keen to receive an invitation to participate in the Jo20 meeting. The New Delhi-based Indian Council of World Affairs said on Twitter that India will host a dialogue with Ukraine's Deputy Foreign Minister min Dyaparova on April 11.