U.S. will provide Ukraine with more than $53 million to acquire critical electric grid equipment to help its citizens get through the winter, State Department announces.
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Although repairs to the area's water system are finally able to commence, there is still a lot of work to be done to help the people in those cities, the U.N said. "Aid workers are providing supplies and generators to make these places functional," the U.N. said in a statement. "In one to two days, they will reach their normal planned capacity, and we expect to introduce planned rolling blackouts instead of emergency outages," Kudrytskyi said.
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