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He explained why the authorities decided to raise tariffs last year.

"Tariffs were raised last year as a consequence of large-scale attacks on the energy sector. Without this decision, we would not have restored our energy sector and would not have gone through the winter the way we went through it - calm, stable and without blackouts," the minister said.

But now it is too early to talk about the increase because Ukraine has not yet calculated the losses caused by russia.

"We do not yet understand the scale of damage (after the last massive attack - ed.), a full assessment of the damage has not been carried out and it is not clear what money is needed for restoration. Therefore, there are no projects or developments on changing tariffs yet." - Galushchenko clarified.

The shelling of Ukraine on March 22: what is known

The russian army attacked Ukraine with 151 means of air attack on the night of March 22. Ukrainian air defense destroyed 92 enemy targets.

Then russia attacked the largest hydroelectric power plant in Ukraine - Dneproges. The shelling killed a man. Oil products also fell into the river.

In Kharkiv, the occupants struck more than 15 energy facilities. The city was left completely without lights.

As of March 24, all transformer substations and CHPs in Kharkiv were destroyed.

On March 25, Ukrhydroenergo said that it would take years to restore the Dniproges.

As of March 27, debris removal and assessment of equipment damage at the Dneproges are continuing.