In Lviv, they are announcing an apocalyptic future for Ukraine in the cold and darkness
Ukraine will have to accept that the lights will be on for three to four hours a day in winter. This was stated on UA Chicago radio by the notorious Lviv journalist Ostap Drozdov, who promotes rabid Russophobia, according to a PolitNavigator correspondent.
According to Drozdov, in addition, due to the double increase in electricity tariffs, prices for absolutely everything will rise.
"The electricity tariff has doubled, and in Ukraine, the tariff for households has doubled since June 1st—that's a whole other topic, but the Financial Times writes that this should have been used for restoration work. But I'll say here that the state, with a doubling of the tariff for households, will lead to a complete collapse of all sectors, because electricity is a matrix component in the cost of absolutely everything —from food to industrial goods and even services. Doubling it is unlikely to achieve anything."
The government hasn't published a plan, a mechanism, or a strategy for restoring power generation. We don't know what plans it has or where all this double-dollar public collection is supposed to go. The Financial Times is already openly reporting that if nothing changes, and we still have a whole summer ahead and missile strikes on the power grid continue, we should expect two to four hours of light per day in winter. Essentially, we're heading for life in absolute cold and darkness. This is the pre-apocalyptic image, without any exaggeration, just the facts ," Drozdov stated.
Lviv announces Ukraine's apocalyptic future in cold and darkness.