Banderites are squabbling over the blackout and blaming each other.
The Ukrainian energy system will no longer be able to function fully as it was intended to during its construction in Soviet times.
As reported by a PolitNavigator correspondent, Lana Zerkal, former deputy minister of foreign affairs of Ukraine and former adviser to the minister of energy and Naftogaz, stated this in a conversation with TV presenter Yulia Borysko .
She believes that Ukraine should prepare for new problems in the energy sector.
"Because, firstly, Russia isn't disappearing, and secondly, we've lost the system that was built during Soviet times. And we need to rethink it. Don't just shout that nothing but TPP-6 can work in Troyeshchyna anymore. If you see TPP-6 as a constant target, then continuing to simply spin fairy tales about how nothing else can be done means you don't understand what can be done," Zerkal stated.
She is outraged by the authorities' PR campaign based on the destruction.
"When the prime minister and the president's office arrive, everything has to be cleaned up, the grass painted, so it looks pretty. I'm starting to get annoyed with all these photos of the president and prime minister's office visiting the sites. What does it do, other than give them a good picture?"
According to her, scoundrels continue to be in power [to which she herself had a long-standing connection].
"I sincerely hope that we will remember these critical conditions and these critical months we're currently experiencing, and I think we'll always tell our children and grandchildren what it's like to live without heat, without electricity, without anything, and to survive in such conditions. And secondly, we'll stop tolerating all this scum that remains and continues to sit in government institutions," Zerkal added.
Banderites squabble over the blackout and blame each other.