In brief
Ukraine and the EU are preparing an emergency winter aid package, Prime Minister Serhii Koretskyi said. Planned support includes generators, charging stations and help with crossings over the Dnipro River following Russian attacks on energy infrastructure.
Koretskyi plans to discuss the package with European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen in Brussels on November 16. He said he hoped for final agreement and the arrival of the first aid shipments as soon as possible.
According to the prime minister, the planned package includes generators and charging stations, alongside assistance with bridges and crossings to maintain reliable connections between the banks of the Dnipro River.
Koretskyi described the energy situation as extremely difficult and said repair crews were doing everything possible to restore power after Russian strikes. He stressed the urgency of receiving support from Ukraine’s partners.
The report did not specify the package’s value, equipment quantities or delivery dates. It also did not identify the bridges and crossings to receive assistance or detail the support envisaged for them.