Lithuania Ready to Provide Ukraine with Transformers, Locomotives for Winter Support
Lithuanian Prime Minister says Vilnius is prepared to supply energy equipment, heating gear and food to help Ukraine through the winter, according to Ukrinform.
Lithuania is ready to provide Ukraine with transformers to support its energy infrastructure during the winter, as well as locomotives, heating equipment and food, Ukrinform reported, citing the Lithuanian prime minister.
According to the report, the assistance package is intended to help Ukraine cope with winter conditions, particularly amid strains on its energy infrastructure.
The specific items mentioned include transformers to bolster the power grid, locomotives for transport needs, heating equipment and food supplies, Ukrinform said.
Ukrinform did not provide additional details on the timeline for delivery, the quantities involved, or the total value of the planned assistance.
Ukraine's energy infrastructure has faced significant challenges in recent winters, and international partners have periodically offered equipment and supplies to support the country's energy sector and civilian population during colder months.
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- Lithuania ready to provide Ukraine with transformers, locomotives as part of winter support – PM — Ukrinform (Ukraine)
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