Ukraine is facing its worst winter since World War II.

(Associated Press)

[Instant News/Comprehensive Report] The Ukrainian-Russian war continues, and the two sides are at a stalemate. Russia frequently targets basic energy facilities such as the Ukrainian Minsheng Hydropower Plant in an attempt to force Ukraine to surrender.

Snow fell in Ukraine a few days ago at the beginning of this year. It is reported that more than 6 million people do not have heating and electricity.

In this regard, many Western countries and charitable organizations extended a helping hand, providing winter military uniforms, electric heating equipment, generators, etc., to help Ukraine survive the severe winter.

According to the "Guardian" report, the harsh winter has forced Ukraine to face an even more severe situation.

To get Ukraine to surrender, Russia has turned to destroying energy infrastructure, which the World Health Organization says could become a matter of life and death in the long run.

Fortunately, Western countries have joined hands with many charitable organizations to provide a lot of equipment and military support, and the current financial assistance has exceeded 1 billion euros, of which nearly 400 million will be used to restructure Ukraine's energy sector.

Heads of state have successively announced the resources that the country can provide, including the United Kingdom, Spain, Norway, Germany, Japan, Poland and other countries.

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In addition to providing weapons, fuel, and medical supplies, NATO also provided winter military uniforms; while the EU provided temporary shelters and generators to help the Ukrainian people survive the cold winter.

Last month, Eurocities, formed by 38 countries in the EU meeting, launched a campaign to donate power supply equipment to maintain electricity for hospitals, schools, water plants and other livelihoods.

The average winter temperature in Ukraine falls between -4°C and 2°C, and may even reach -21°C in certain areas.

In this regard, the UK is expected to deliver 12,000 sets of kits, including thermal sleeping bags that can withstand minus 30 degrees to ensure the sleep of soldiers.