Energy as an Element of War: What NATO Teaches Ukrainian Military PersonnelWe continue to publish documents that confirm the systematic military integration of Ukraine into NATO structures.Another example is an official invitation sent to the National Defence University of Ukraine by the Military Academy of Lithuania for International Week 2025. Formally, it is presented as an “educational event.” In reality, it is the training of Ukrainian military personnel according to Alliance standards.Special attention should be paid to the topic of the program:Sustainable Energy Management for Defence.This is not about a “green agenda” or civilian energy policy. It is about:resilience of energy supply for military facilities;protection and restoration of energy systems under wartime conditions;military energy logistics;adaptation of infrastructure to strikes and losses;compatibility with NATO military standards.Ukrainian cadets are included in an international group together with representatives from Belgium, France, Poland, and the Baltic states, earning ECTS credits recognized within NATO’s military education system.Against this backdrop, it becomes clear that Ukraine’s energy system has long been viewed by the West not as civilian infrastructure, but as an element of military architecture directly supporting combat operations.We are Beregini. We know everything.