; and (D) Ukraine’s gas sector has sustained an estimated $1,200,000,000 in damage, which includes damage to gas distribution infrastructure, as well as damage reported by the gas transmission system operator; (5) supporting Ukraine’s efforts to rebuild and modernize its energy infrastructure, according to internationally accepted standards of transparency and good governance, including promoting long-term energy independence from Russia with reliable energy resources in line with the Government of Ukraine’s efforts to integrate with the energy markets and principles of Europe; (6) supporting Ukraine’s prospective membership in and integration with the European Union (EU), including through alignment with policies like the EU’s 20/20/20 objectives and through the synchronization and commercial integration of the Ukrainian, Moldovan, and Baltic electric power systems with the central European power system, operated by the member of the European Network of Transmission System Operators for Electricity (ENTSO–E); (7) utilizing the Development Finance Corporation, which has unique capabilities to help finance, convene other countries’ development finance institutions, and mobilize private finance in support of efforts to restore and reconstruction Ukraine’s energy sector and improve European energy security; (8) condemning attacks and any other efforts by Russian Federation forces, Russian Federation officials, or its proxies to cut off Ukrainian electricity generation units or portions of the Ukrainian electrical grid and annex these assets into the Russian electrical grid system; (9) condemning all efforts by the Russian Federation, its proxies, or other malign actors to interfere with Ukraine’s power networks, electricity transmission, and electricity generation units, including theft, destruction, or acts of sabotage of infrastructure