Ukraine reconstruction must steer clear of energies that allowed Putin to thrive: opinion
26 Oct 2022
Fossil gas and nuclear energy projects should be excluded from talks about Ukraine’s post-war reconstruction opening tomorrow in Berlin, writes Svitlana Romanko.
There are moments in history that are pivotal and can set the course of events for years to come. Russia’s war of aggression which is escalating towards the deliberate destruction of energy infrastructure in Ukraine, is one of them.
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