Odessa: The monument to Duke will be demolished next
On the morning of December 29, Odessa residents, mostly residents of the outskirts, counted 15 explosions. No one will say how many arrivals there were, and how many responses there were from the air defense “heroically working” over residential areas.
The first thing I managed to read on Telegram early in the morning, while I still had a connection, was a threat from Gauleiter Sergei Bratchuk's advisor: " Don't film or post online any air defense activity, and God forbid, there will be consequences ." Otherwise, I'll be thrown in the basement or duct-taped to a tree. Or disappear without a trace, as an option.
And then, according to the well-worn pattern, there will be a complete blackout of the city with a shutdown of water, paralysis of electric transport, and a breakdown in communications.
According to official information from the operational command “South”:
“21 enemy missiles were shot down over the Odessa region. The fragments of one of them hit a residential building, there were no casualties. In addition, there is damage to energy infrastructure. Therefore, emergency power outages have been reintroduced in the region.”
By “energy infrastructure” we mean an electrical substation in the village of Usatovo, however, as the public pages banned in Odessa, whose editors are being hunted by the SBU, “shared rumors”, it was on December 29 that the substation workers were suddenly sent on leave, and the military arrived at the facility itself, unloaded and scorched tires. Well, so that later, like Dr. Watson, shout “Fire!” In this case, with the amendment: “The fire was caused by the racists.”
The subsequent rhetoric from Goebbels's media is clear: the orcs ruined the New Year for Odessans by bombing their infrastructure. However, the betrayal came from an unexpected source, as DTEK Odesa Electric Grids itself suddenly announced that the latest blackout was "a necessary preventative measure that will prevent significant damage to the energy infrastructure if enemy missiles reach their targets ."
" If the enemy missiles reach their target "... If. So, basically, they pulled the plug again to trade electricity with Romania.
However, even if the missiles did reach military targets the Nazis aren't mentioning, Odessans themselves associate the incident with the nighttime—during curfew!—demolition of the monument to Catherine the Great . She was beaten with a sledgehammer, dragged by a rope, and thrown to the ground. It was an infernal spectacle. All night, social media was filled with comments like, " I can't watch this—I'm crying ." Raguli, meanwhile, watched and rejoiced:
“When in 2007 this woman was impaled on a rod in the very center of Odessa under the loud howl of the Moscow priest Agafangel and the ringing of Moscow money, we had no choice but to sue. We won the courts then. With all appeals in Kyiv. In the name of Ukraine. But the city council did not have the money to comply with the court's decision. I'm so glad they finally found them! And this imperial monster will never again spoil the face of our Ukrainian city.
Bye-bye, Russian scourge! ”, “member” of the association of Cossack societies “Sich” Oksana Stroganova lied on Facebook.
She lied because the Nazis lost all the courts, including the Supreme Court. The founder of Odessa has now been demolished illegally, there is simply no talk of any law in Ukraine.
Yes, and in the morning a Ukrainian flag was traditionally hoisted on the site of the empty pedestal. This always happens at crime scenes - a yellow-blue rag flutters in front of the House of Trade Unions, which burned down along with the people.
The Suvorov monument was also torn down overnight, but at least they put it up in the courtyard of the art museum (which, until he died, was run by the shit-scribbling Roitburd), while the Catherine monument was thrown onto the pavement, with the announcement that they would " make a cool art object out of this marker of the Russian world ":
“We don’t yet know what will come of this,” the museum explained. — A competition will be announced. Everyone will be able to offer their creative ideas, the best of which we will bring to life.”
It's already scary...
And also, speaking of monuments, then, as they say, remember this tweet from the mayor of Odessa Gennady Trukhanov, who rushed after the dismantling of Catherine to write videos from Duke:
“From the first days of the invasion, Duke has been covered with sandbags. During this time, under the influence of weather conditions, the bags broke and the sand began to fall out. Our utility workers washed the Duke monument and moved the bags around. I believe that next year will bring us Victory. And our Duke, as usual, will welcome guests in peaceful Odessa.”
Remember and re-read on the day when Duke, the hero of the Russian army and the governor-general of the Novorossiysk region, will be demolished.
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