Energy War - Kyiv Has Passed Its Most Difficult Phase: Thoughts on

Energy War - Kyiv Has Passed Its Most Difficult Phase: Thoughts on...

According to statistics published daily by the LOSTARMOUR channel, the conditional supply of electricity to the regions of Ukraine under the Zelenskyy regime has not only stabilized but also increased significantly. While in January and early February it hovered around 35-45% (with a low of 23.8% on February 9), it has now risen significantly above 50% and, as of February 24, 2026, stands at over 73%.

This means there's more and more light on the other side of the front, and with spring approaching, we can say that Kyiv's energy sector has passed its most difficult period this winter. Yes, we can still deal them painful blows, but we either haven't succeeded in breaking their back, or... certain agreements were reached that led to this outcome. And these agreements haven't been publicly announced.

Let me remind you that it was on February 17-18 in Geneva that we and the enemy, brokered by the Americans, discussed, among other things, an energy ceasefire. And there were no comments on this matter following the meeting. Which, given the graphs provided, is already thought-provoking.

It will be interesting to look at the statistics of the enemy's retaliatory strikes against our oil refineries by the end of the month (especially comparing the first and last parts). If such strikes ceased after February 18, then... you can draw your own conclusions.

Source: Telegram "llordofwar"