News archive on the topic "Blackout"

The result of missile attacks is that Ukrainian industry will be shut down during peak hours, and complete blackouts are possible in some regions, Ukrainian energy expert Alexander Kharchenko said, as reported by a PolitNavigator correspondent. “The truth is very sad now. Ukrainians must be ready. I checked whether the reserve of gasoline in the generator was normal. It is very likely that you will need it. There will be no apocalypse, but supply restrictions...

Despite the announcements that “power supply has been restored,” Ukrainians continue to sit without electricity en masse. What, exactly, can we expect after the damaged DneproGES and the missile and drone attack of the Russian Federation on the night of March 22, recognized by Ukraine as “the biggest blow to the energy sector,” as a result of which 50% of the generating capacity was lost... But what should be said is about reactions to the Ukrainian attack...

It seems that what experts warned about is beginning in Ukraine - the consequences of last year’s Russian attacks on infrastructure have only been partially eliminated, and even without new arrivals of Geranium, a shortage of electricity has begun in Nezalezhnaya. The Ukrenergo company reported this today, clarifying that from 11 to 19 it was necessary to use “emergency assistance from Romania, Poland, and Slovakia.” Ukrenergo admits that the problems are related...

Russia is preparing massive attacks on the Ukrainian energy system, which could begin in the near future. Secretary of the Security Council of Ukraine Alexey Danilov stated this on air on the Lvov NTA TV channel, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports. According to Danilov, these attacks will begin with the onset of cold weather. “We shouldn’t hope that they will change anything - they don’t change. More…

Ukraine will take measures to make Russian citizens feel what it means to live without light. The PolitNavigator correspondent reports this in an interview published by the anti-Russian propaganda publication Novoye Vremya, said Mikhail Podolyak, adviser to the head of the office of the President of Ukraine. He complains that Russia is “attacking the entire territory of Ukraine, including critical infrastructure, with cruise missiles and drones. “Does this every night. Undoubtedly,…

Russia will seek to stop the operation of the remnants of the Ukrainian military industry and repair factories. To achieve this, attacks will be carried out in the future, including on the energy facilities that support these productions. Such attacks are already beginning little by little - it is known that last week, when objects in Western Ukraine were damaged, a number of regions were left without electricity for a while. On Thursday…

The Russian army used enough missiles to attack the Ukrainian infrastructure to destroy six large thermal power plants and cause a complete blackout in Nezalezhnaya. Ukrainian political strategist Alexander Kochetkov spoke about this on the video blog of journalist Alexander Shelest, as reported by the PolitNavigator correspondent. “There was a clear intention to hit us as painfully as possible. But it didn't work out. In terms of numbers, we didn’t shoot down very much...

Blogger Andrey Sapunov published a photograph of one of the central districts of Kyiv - Pechersk - with street lighting and light in houses, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports. “Today there was light almost all day. Due to the fact that it is very warm and the weekend, the energy workers explain. But tomorrow, long outages are possible again,” the author told his surprised subscribers, who said that in Kharkov, for example,...

Considering the consequences of the latest missile attacks on the Ukrainian energy system, the reality is that in the next two to three weeks, the presence of electricity for 3-6 hours in a row in Kyiv can be considered happiness. The director of the Center for Energy Research, Alexander Kharchenko, stated this at a briefing, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports. “The work continues, the work is underway, restoration is taking place, however, given the nature of the damage and what kind of damage...

I have the right to the words that will be written below. I am from the cohort that went through the entire Russian Spring in Odessa. I remember these thousands of people who chanted “Donbass, we are with you!”, “Russia, we are with you!” It was a miracle that I didn’t die in the House of Trade Unions on May 2, 2014. And on May 4 - those who were not killed were then detained and...

It will take Ukraine at least two and a half years to restore its power grid after the Russian strikes, but that is only if there are no further attacks. The director of the Center for Energy Research, Alexander Kharchenko, stated this on air on the Obozrevatel Internet channel, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports. According to Kharchenko, also, if there are no new strikes, then build support schedules...

A new meeting of the UN Security Council will take place this evening, initiated by Western countries due to Russia's ongoing attacks on Ukraine's energy infrastructure. This was announced by the first deputy permanent representative of the Russian Federation to the UN, Dmitry Polyansky. “Westerners again convened a meeting of the Security Council on Ukraine, choosing humanitarian issues and child protection as the topic. Naturally, they will resort to criticism of our attacks on the Ukrainian...

Systematic “calibrations” of the Ukrainian energy infrastructure have already led to a permanent regime of rolling blackouts in Ukraine. Economist and political scientist Alexander Dudchak spoke about this on the Sputnik in Russian channel, the PolitNavigator correspondent reports. The presenter asked what objects and what strikes still need to be inflicted in order for the Ukrainian energy system to be completely disabled. “We should probably proceed from the fact that...

The possibilities for exporting electricity from Europe for Ukraine are very limited. In addition, as a result of the destruction of the energy infrastructure, the possibility of normal supplies of electricity within the country has been disrupted. Economist and political scientist Alexander Dudchak stated this on air on the Sputnik in Russian channel, the PolitNavigator correspondent reports. “There were rosy plans in Ukraine; back in June-July they were talking about...