unn.ua Ukraine Increases Support for Energy Workers Amid Ongoing Russian Attacks
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- •Ukraine has approved a Hr. 30,000 monthly bonus for energy and utility workers.
- •Russian forces are launching 300 to 400 drone attacks daily on Ukrainian infrastructure.
- •The winter season is critical for restoration efforts amid ongoing Russian strikes.
On November 4, 2026, Ukraine's government approved a monthly bonus of Hr. 30,000 ($670) for workers repairing infrastructure damaged by Russian strikes. This decision, announced by Prime Minister Serhii Koretskyi, aims to support energy, utility, and railway workers during the winter heating season. The government previously allocated Hr. 20,000 ($440) for similar efforts last winter. Russian forces have reportedly intensified their attacks, launching 300 to 400 drones daily, with over 2,000 strikes recorded since August. The latest attack on November 3 involved more than 20 strikes on energy facilities within 24 hours. Thousands of energy workers are engaged in restoration efforts under the threat of further attacks, including 'double tap' strikes targeting rescue operations. The situation remains critical as infrastructure continues to be targeted, affecting essential services like electricity and water supply.
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