Ukraine Better Prepared for Winter Than Last Year, Official Says
A Ukrainian official said the country enters this winter in stronger shape than 2025, even as adversary capabilities have also improved.
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Ukraine is entering this winter better prepared than it was last year, a senior official identified as Koretskyi said, according to Ukrinform.
The official acknowledged that the improvement has come alongside a parallel increase in the enemy's own capabilities, suggesting that preparations on both sides have advanced since the previous winter season.
Recurring pressure on infrastructure
Ukraine's energy and civilian infrastructure has faced repeated strikes during past winters, prompting the government to invest in repairs, backup systems and protective measures ahead of the cold season.
The report did not specify the exact measures taken this year or provide further detail on the nature of the improved enemy capabilities referenced.
Sources
- Ukraine enters winter better prepared than last year – Koretskyi — Ukrinform (Ukraine)
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