BR.de reported the information.“This winter is crucial. Ukraine must remain capable of defending itself,” he said after talks in Brussels, including with NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte.Wadephul noted that last Friday, the countries of the Coalition of the Willing discussed not only military aid but also strengthening energy security, as Ukraine’s energy system is once again a primary target of Russian attacks.“Ukraine can always count on Germany,” emphasized the head of the German Foreign Ministry.On October 24, German Economy Minister Katherina Reiche arrived in Kyiv for a visit. During a meeting with Ukraine’s Prime Minister Yuliia Svyrydenko, she announced the allocation of €60 million for the restoration of Ukraine’s energy sector.