UKRAINE, Jul. 21 — The Ukrainian Ministry of Energy has delivered over 24 tons of humanitarian aid from Lithuania to the Kharkiv region from its emergency energy aid hubs, the press service of the Energy Ministry said.
According to the press service, this equipment will help repair and restore infrastructure, support the stable operation of energy companies, and improve the stability of critical infrastructure in the Kharkiv region, which the Russians continue to attack.
The Ministry said Lithuania provided Ukraine with electric motors, automatic switches, shut-off valves, pumps, valves, and four power transformers.
On Jul. 15, Russian forces attacked a car of workers of the Kharkivoblenergo, a municipal energy company, in the Kupiansk district.
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