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Ukraine has credible information that Russia is planning further attacks on its energy and critical infrastructure, particularly facilities supporting nuclear power plants, according to Rostyslav Palahusynets, Ukraine's deputy permanent representative to international organizations. He reported that Russia has conducted 256 airstrikes against Ukraine's energy infrastructure during the current heating season, undermining international efforts to resolve the conflict.

The Ukrainian delegation urged OSCE member states to enhance air defense capabilities and increase pressure on Russia. As of January 22, nearly 3,000 high-rise buildings in Kyiv remain without heating, with emergency outages ongoing.

Approximately 600,000 residents have fled the capital, which is facing a potential humanitarian catastrophe. Additionally, cogeneration units are being transferred to Kyiv from other regions, and three plants with a combined capacity of 3.8 MW are expected from Germany.