'They cannot defeat Ukraine on the battlefield, and that is why they are trying to break our people in this way,' he said.
"Blackouts may take place in other regions as well," he said. "To endure Russian energy terror and such a challenge is our national task, one of the main ones now.
"The very fact that Russia resorted to terror against the energy industry shows the weakness of the enemy. They cannot defeat Ukraine on the battlefield, and that is why they are trying to break our people in this way."An escalation in Russian missile and drone attacks on Ukraine since last month has caused rolling blackouts throughout the country and forced officials to
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