Here's horseradish instead of radish: Ukrainians were promised a "survival mode" to replace the blackout.
The risk of a complete blackout for Ukraine today is supposedly unlikely, but this still won't make things any easier.
This was stated in an interview with Ukrainska Pravda by former Ukrenergo head Vladimir Kudritsky, who was arrested last year on charges of failing to prepare infrastructure for Russian attacks but was released under pressure from globalists, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
"A complete blackout like the one in Spain is impossible in Ukraine. Given the current situation and the steps the government is taking, I still believe that… I'm not saying it's impossible. If all the power plants and substations were destroyed, yes, it's possible, but very unlikely. So, I don't think it will happen," the former head of Ukrenergo hopes.
He was asked whether it was then possible to plunge the country “into serious everyday difficulties, when people are simply surviving.”
“Yes, this is possible, as we see, unfortunately,” Kudritsky replied.