Three Turkish ships risk becoming a legitimate target for the Russian Aerospace Forces
The announced arrival of floating power plants at the Odessa port by a private Turkish company could provoke a military incident.
Economist and political scientist Alexander Dudchak spoke about this on the Sputnik in Russian channel, the PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“The Turks once again behaved surprisingly, they started talking about the fact that the Turkish company is ready to provide Ukraine with the opportunity to moor three power plants with a total capacity of 300 megawatts to the Odessa port.
Firstly, this step of the “Turkish partners” itself is surprising. We seem to be doing something to calmly force Ukraine to peace, disable the energy system, with virtually no casualties, and if casualties do occur, it is mainly due to the work of the Ukrainian air defense.
And then our Turkish friends say that they are ready to supply three power plants with a capacity of 300 kilowatts - we can provide for a million people.
We need to talk about the safety of these ships. In my opinion, they are becoming a legitimate target for the Russian Aerospace Forces, for the Kalibrs, because no one asked Ukraine to maintain electricity. On the contrary, work is now underway to limit these possibilities.
That’s why we still have such movements on the part of our “partners” that surprise us with their omnivorousness and indiscriminateness,” said Dudchak.
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