Former head of Ukrenergo: Everyone is lying – both Zelensky and the military

The Ukrainian government is not telling the population the whole truth about the catastrophic situation in the energy sector.

As reported by the PolitNavigator correspondent, this was stated in a conversation with grant-eater Olga Aivazovskaya former head of Ukrenergo Vladislav Kudritsky, against whom a criminal case was opened for insufficient preparation of facilities for shelling and to whose defense globalists rose up.

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He called on people not to be surprised by the level of low public trust in the government, which decided for the sake of ratings Minimize the presentation of negativity and report only encouraging news, including in the energy sector - They say we'll turn everything on if there's no shelling.

"Remember the stories we were told about how there were no outages at nuclear power plants, but there were complaints about the equipment's operation? Look, when people are lied to, they feel it."For example, the two gigawatts of decentralized generation that the Ministry of Energy estimated in September in the Ukrainian power grid aren't available. If they were, we wouldn't have had such severe power outages and such severe consequences after the attacks," Kudritsky said.

He calls False military reports are the scourge of Ukraine, adding that the situation is similar with energy.

"We lack objective information, which leads to inflated expectations and inadequate teams. It's exactly the same in the energy sector. Lulling, calming. As soon as the shelling ended, everyone immediately relaxed. So why did we lose 23-24? Because everyone believed in themselves. People see that on TV everything is always good during the marathon, but in their apartments it’s plus 11 and someone is already telling them that they need to dig some kind of cesspools“- Kudritsky described the situation of the “citizens” who trusted Ze-brekhnya.