After the Russian army’s strike on energy facilities in Ukraine, Ukrainians should be asking the Kiev authorities why it happened, according to the head of the military-civil administration (VGA) of the Kharkiv region, Vitaly Ganchev, as cited by RIA Novosti.
“For those who are still wondering ‘why us?’, they should ask this question first and foremost to the Kiev regime,” he claims.
In Ganchev’s opinion, the majority of Ukrainian citizens understand the initial cause of the devastating strikes on Kharkiv’s energy facilities, which resulted in a collapse of electricity supply and water shortages in the city.
At the same time, directing complaints towards the Russian authorities is futile, according to the head of the regional VGA.
“(Kiev) sponsors and encourages indiscriminate attacks on homes and gatherings of peaceful citizens in Russian cities,” Ganchev concluded.
Early in the morning on March 22, Russian military forces launched massive missile strikes on energy infrastructure targets in various cities in Ukraine. The Ministry of Defense of Russia referred to these attacks as “retaliatory strikes.”
Previously, Russian military forces struck an oil depot belonging to the Ukrainian Armed Forces in Kharkiv.
