Tsahkna: Russia is trying to leave Ukraine without electricity ahead of winter
Tallinn, October 17 (Hibya) – Estonian Foreign Minister Margus Tsahkna stated that more than 15 critical facilities were targeted in Russian attacks on Ukraine's energy infrastructure. Tsahkna called on Europe to strengthen sanctions against Russia and use frozen Russian assets for Ukraine's benefit.
Estonian Foreign Minister Margus Tsahkna commented on Russia's attacks against Ukraine's energy infrastructure. Tsahkna stated that Russian attacks carried out last night targeted more than 15 critical energy facilities across the country.
Tsahkna argued that, with winter approaching, Russian President Vladimir Putin aims to leave Ukrainian families without electricity and heating. Tsahkna said, "This is not the behavior of a country seeking peace. It is a calculated attempt to break Ukraine's resilience."
Tsahkna calls on Europe to impose tougher sanctions
Tsahkna stated that Europe must increase the cost of Russia's aggression, calling for tougher sanctions and further international isolation of Russia.
Foreign Minister Tsahkna also demanded that frozen Russian assets be used for Ukraine's benefit. Emphasizing that Russia must not be allowed to turn winter into a weapon against Ukraine, Tsahkna called on Europe to take stronger measures against Russian attacks.
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