Tbf their infra holds up because their infrastructure workers put their lives on the line every single day repairing it under horrible conditions of shelling, etc.
On my most recent trip there - I was amazed at how despite being routinely hit by missiles, their train systems “on time” status is better than British or even German trains.
This is only possible because their railway workers have balls of steel and go out to repair damage fast, and sometimes get hit in follow up strikes.
Same with energy workers - they go out and repair stuff during air alarms, in the immediate aftermath of strikes they perform damage control and mitigations.
On my most recent trip there - I was amazed at how despite being routinely hit by missiles, their train systems “on time” status is better than British or even German trains.
This is only possible because their railway workers have balls of steel and go out to repair damage fast, and sometimes get hit in follow up strikes.
Same with energy workers - they go out and repair stuff during air alarms, in the immediate aftermath of strikes they perform damage control and mitigations.