Russian airstrikes on energy infrastructure push Ukrainian small businesses to the brink of collapse
Russian strikes on the power grid have left many small businesses without heat during a freezing winter. Owners face high costs for backup power sources.
Russian airstrikes on the power infrastructure in Ukraine 
UA have triggered prolonged electricity, water, and heating outages during the coldest winter of the four-year conflict. These ongoing strikes by Russia 
RU have forced a significant number of small businesses (cafes, restaurants, beauty salons and similar firms) to either suspend operations or rely on expensive generators / alternative power sources, creating a measurable strain on the national economy.
UA have triggered prolonged electricity, water, and heating outages during the coldest winter of the four-year conflict. These ongoing strikes by Russia RU have forced a significant number of small businesses (cafes, restaurants, beauty salons and similar firms) to either suspend operations or rely on expensive generators / alternative power sources, creating a measurable strain on the national economy.
