Restoration of the energy sector after Russian strikes is ongoing round-the-clock. This concerns not only Kyiv, but also Kharkiv and the region, Zaporizhzhia, the Dnipro region – Dnipro and Kryvyi Rih – as well as the Chernihiv and Sumy regions – all areas where the situation is most difficult. Undoubtedly, Kyiv is facing the greatest number of challenges right now. I expect Kyiv’s city authorities to step up their work. Many cities and communities are ready to help, and the Government is ready to help – all instructions and capabilities are in place. One hundred seventy-four brigades are working – this is a significant resource that has now been directed to Kyiv. There are some results, but they are not sufficient. A significant number of buildings are without heating, including some that have been without heating for an extended period. I instructed the Government to allocate additional resources. The Ministry of Internal Affairs is working within its remit – we are scaling up assistance points and warming centers. Everyone in the Government will work with partners to obtain additional equipment as quickly as possible. Separately, I spoke today with the Minister of Defense about the protection of energy facilities, and also with the Commander of the Air Force of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. The command level of the Air Force must be significantly faster in providing protection.