Finland is providing €28.5 million in funding for a new power plant project in Ukraine, aiming to bolster the country’s energy infrastructure ahead of anticipated Russian attacks this winter. The project will leverage Finnish technology to increase Ukraine’s power generation capacity. This assistance comes as Ukraine prepares for further disruption to its electricity and heating systems due to ongoing Russian strikes targeting critical infrastructure. Repeated attacks have already caused significant damage, leaving millions vulnerable, particularly as colder months approach. The new plant is intended to help mitigate the impact of potential energy shortages and ensure a more stable power supply for Ukrainian citizens. This investment underscores Finland’s commitment to supporting Ukraine’s resilience in the face of continued aggression.