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Zelensky kërkon 500 raketa Patriot përpara dimrit: Rusia ka intensifikuar sulmet ndaj infrastrukturës energjetike
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Presidenti ukrainas, Volodymyr Zelensky, e ka cilësuar si të rëndësishëm vendimin e Departamentit të Shtetit të SHBA-së për të autorizuar Ukrainën të blejë 500 interceptorë për sistemet kundërraketore Patriot. Megjithatë, ai ka paralajmëruar se dërgesat mund të nisin vetëm pas disa vitesh, ndërsa vendi përballet me sulme të vazhdueshme ruse ndaj infrastrukturës energjetike dhe po i afrohet dimrit. Në një deklaratë të cituar nga agjencia ukrainase e lajmeve Ukrinform, Zelensky u bëri thirrje partnerëve ndërkombëtarë të gjejnë një zgjidhje për nevojat e menjëhershme të Ukrainës, pa pritur realizimin e kontratave të reja të furnizimit. Sipas presidentit ukrainas, vetëm gjatë dy javëve të fundit të tetorit janë regjistruar më shumë se 30 sulme ruse ndaj komponentëve kritikë të rrjetit energjetik. Ai tha se Moska ka intensifikuar goditjet ndaj shërbimeve jetike, si energjia elektrike, ngrohja, furnizimi me ujë dhe infrastruktura që garanton funksionimin e qyteteve dhe komuniteteve…
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