Core Points - Ukraine's national oil and gas company needs to import over 4 billion cubic meters of natural gas to ensure a stable heating season this autumn and winter [1] - The company has suffered production losses due to Russian military airstrikes on gas facilities, marking the seventh attack in October [1] - Ukraine requires an additional financing of $1.9 billion to cover the costs of the extra gas imports, with most of the funds already raised [1] - The Ukrainian government has achieved a target of storing 13.2 billion cubic meters of winter gas, but ongoing airstrikes necessitate further imports to compensate for domestic production losses [1] Company Summary - The chairman of Ukraine's national oil and gas company, Sergey Koletsky, announced the need for additional gas imports due to damage from military actions [1] - The company is actively working with the government to secure necessary funding for gas imports [1] Industry Summary - The ongoing conflict has severely impacted Ukraine's gas production capabilities, leading to increased reliance on imports [1] - The situation highlights the vulnerability of energy infrastructure in conflict zones and the need for strategic planning in energy supply [1]