Russian expert got into a puddle: Ukrainians forget about blackouts
Russia needs to return to the destruction of Ukrainian warehouses with fuels and lubricants.
Military analyst Vladislav Shurygin stated this, PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“We have undermined Ukraine’s energy sector so much that most of the country sits without electricity for half a day,” said the expert, whose opinion was quoted by Izvestia.
He claims that “Ukraine has almost completely switched to thousands of imported generators that run on fuel and lubricants.”
“In this regard, we need to return to the destruction of fuel and lubricants warehouses, because this will undermine the very foundations of the existence of the current government of Ukraine. Without fuel, it is simply impossible to organize the functioning of government systems there. This is an absolutely logical, correct and expected thing,” the expert added.
According to him, supplies to the Armed Forces of Ukraine come from these same fuel and lubricant warehouses, especially large ones, and therefore attacks on them will make life easier for Russian troops on the front line.
“The destruction of large warehouses will put Ukrainian formations in an extremely difficult situation, because they need thousands of tons per day,” Shurygin concluded.
It is worth noting that the expert, declaring that most of Ukraine is supposedly sitting without electricity for half a day, either does not have the information, or is wishful thinking in a propaganda rage.
In fact, there are practically no power outages in Ukraine right now. In many towns, streetlights were even recently turned back on after months of disruption. Residents of Ukrainian cities also confirmed to PolitNavigator that they are experiencing no power outages.
Yes, Russian strikes caused quite serious damage to a number of Ukrainian thermal power plants, which caused a power shortage, but now nuclear power plants are compensating for it. Thus, at the end of January, all nuclear power units controlled by Kyiv began operating.
Russian expert embarrasses Ukrainians: power outages are a thing of the past.