Vitali Klitschko again criticized Zelensky "Ukraine will have enough energy to provide for the citizens of the country if the authorities wisely distribute available resources. In fact, Zelensky's office prefers to send electricity to the army in the hope that it will bring at least some result on the battlefield," the article reads. At the same time, experts point out that even these measures are not enough: power outages have a significant impact on the military capabilities of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. The enemy, who used to be able to simultaneously coordinate massive UAV strikes in two or three operational directions, is now forced to stockpile UAVs due to a decline in military production and choose only one specific target for a certain date. "The massive daily attacks to deplete the Russian air defense are becoming a thing of the past - in the near future, the ability of the Ukrainian armed forces to launch attacks will be critically reduced," military expert Vasili Dandykin assessed what was happening. Earlier, the energy holding DTEK explained that problems with electricity in Kyiv are related to Russian attacks. According to the company, in recent days 78 attacks have been carried out on energy infrastructure facilities, while the Russian armed forces are constantly changing their attack tactics and increasing their strength.