Herman Halushchenko
Herman Halushchenko is the Ukrainian Minister of Energy, known for his leadership in managing the country's energy infrastructure, especially during times of crisis. He has been at the forefront of responding to Russian attacks on Ukraine's energy systems, advocating for resilience and emergency measures to safeguard the nation's energy supply. In a recent statement, he highlighted the ongoing threats to Ukraine's energy infrastructure, emphasizing the government's efforts to mitigate the impact of these assaults.
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Russia:
Herman Halushchenko, the Minister of Energy of Ukraine, stated that Ukraine is ready to assist European countries facing significant power outages.
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Moldova:
Herman Halushchenko reported that Russia launched 13 mass attacks on Ukraine's energy infrastructure in 2024.
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Ukraine:
Herman Halushchenko stated that the United States and Ukraine have a common interest in returning the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant under Ukraine's control.
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Ukraine:
Herman Halushchenko participated in a trilateral meeting focused on energy security.
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Russia:
Herman Halushchenko, the head of the Ministry of Energy of Ukraine, reported a 'massive' attack on the country's gas and energy infrastructure.
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Ukraine:
Herman Halushchenko is the Minister of Energy of Ukraine who commented on the contributions to the energy support fund.
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Ukraine:
Minister of Energy Herman Halushchenko expressed concern about a resolution in the Bulgarian parliament regarding the sale of reactors to Ukraine.
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United Kingdom:
The energy minister, Herman Halushchenko, reported injuries from missile strikes.
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United States:
Ukrainian Energy Minister Herman Halushchenko wrote on Facebook about the ongoing attacks on Ukraine's energy infrastructure.
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Russia:
Herman Halushchenko, the head of the Ministry of Energy of Ukraine, reported a 'massive' attack on the country's gas and energy infrastructure.
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