The European Union dismantled an entire power plant in order to hand it over to Ukraine for energy restoration. It is now preparing new aid for energy and transport infrastructure.
The spokeswoman of the European Commission, Eva Herncierzova, announced this at a briefing in Brussels, the Babel correspondent reports.
According to the spokeswoman, through the European Union's civil defense mechanism, Ukraine is already receiving generators, transformers and other equipment. New aid could include equipment to restore electricity, bridges, rail and public transportation.
The European Commission expects a detailed list of needs from Ukraine, after which it can arrange supplies.
The day before it became known that the European Union is preparing an emergency aid mechanism for Ukraine due to Russia's attacks on energy and problems with light, water and heating.