Ukraine struggling to keep lights on under Russian attack, says energy boss

Ukraine's largest private energy provider, DTEK, is facing severe challenges due to Russian attacks on the country's energy grid, causing widespread power cuts. As temperatures drop, 5.6 million Ukrainians are experiencing electricity rationing, with only a few hours of power each day. The ongoing attacks have led to significant damage to DTEK's power stations, making it difficult to repair equipment and impacting the supply chain for replacement parts. President Zelensky has raised concerns about the situation, highlighting the impact of Russian attacks on Ukraine's ability to provide essential services during winter.