Lithuania offers to disassemble its closed TPPs for spare parts for Ukraine

He shared the information on the United News telethon.

"I had a conversation with the Minister of Energy of Lithuania. They offered to use their thermal power plants that are closed. They offered to use them as donors, which means that we can disassemble them and get the spare parts we need," Halushchenko said.

The Minister also noted that many other countries provide technical assistance to Ukraine.

At the same time, he emphasized that the best defense is to strengthen Ukraine's air defense system.

Russia attacks Ukraine's energy sector

According to the Ministry of the Environment, Russia's attack on Dnipro HPP caused UAH 140 million in damages to Ukraine's environment. On March 22, Russia launched an attack on Ukraine's largest hydroelectric power plant, the Dnipro Hydroelectric Station, killing a person. Oil products got into the river. Later. on March 25, Ihor Syrota, CEO of Ukrhydroenergo Power Company, stated that restoring the station would be a lengthy process due to the need to analyze debris in the engine room before assessing the full extent of the damage

• On April 5, the Ministry of Energy announced that there was no immediate need to implement blackout schedules nationwide in Ukraine. However, the uncertainty remains regarding potential future attacks and their impact.