"Both mentally and physically" – Ukraine's Prime Minister urged citizens to prepare for underground life
To protect infrastructure from Russian attacks, Ukrainian logistics and energy systems are planned to be moved underground.
Ukrainian Prime Minister Serhiy Koretsky announced this at the YES forum held in Kyiv, as reported by a PolitNavigator correspondent.
The moderator asked what worst-case scenario Ukraine is preparing for this winter.
The Prime Minister acknowledged that the destruction in Ukraine is significant, the percentage of drone strikes by the Russian Armed Forces has fallen, and losses are being incurred in the agricultural, metallurgical, logistics, and other sectors.
He also says there's no unique solution to these problems. However, Koretsky assures that there is a plan for the winter, but he won't reveal it.
"Underground construction is a complex and long-term issue—like logistics, energy, and much more—but it takes years. But if we don't start, then in two years, nothing will have happened either."
"We all want peace, we all strive to achieve peace. How long the war will last, no one knows. Therefore, first of all, we must prepare for the long haul – both physically and mentally," Koretsky concluded.
"Both mentally and physically" - Ukraine's Prime Minister urged citizens to prepare for underground life