Everything will burn much more often: in the Moscow region they complain about explosions and lack of light

Strange fires have become more frequent in Russia / Collage 24 Channel

Explosions and blackouts are increasingly occurring near Moscow. And it turns out that the aggressor is not able to cover all of its targets with air defense.

Military expert, instructor pilot, and reserve colonel of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, Roman Svitan, told Channel 24 about this. In his opinion, problems with the occupiers’ energy infrastructure can only end if Russia is demilitarized.

Why Russian infrastructure is a legal target

A large number of military-industrial complex facilities, decision-making centers and design bureaus are concentrated in the Moscow region. And they all use the power grid for civil infrastructure.

“Accordingly, this makes the power grid (of the Moscow region – 24 Channel) a legal military target. And it is quite easy to get to, because Russia did not think that we would destroy it,” Svitan noted.

Roman Svitan about explosions at Russian energy facilities: watch the video

And in general, Russia simply will not be able to cover all energy infrastructure facilities, especially in the Moscow region. In order to supply the Russian capital with electricity, it is impossible to concentrate all power supply facilities in one place.

“Now in Russia everything will burn much more often, and Russians shouldn’t ask, “why?” – disconnect your military installations from the civilian power grid, and then no one will burn your substations,” the military expert addressed the Russians.

Which Russian facilities have already received cotton?

• On November 23, a substation exploded 6 kilometers from Moscow, after which electricity disappeared in more than 10 nearby villages. This moment was recorded on video by local residents.
• Before that, on November 19 and 20, strange fires also occurred in unpredictable places in Moscow. The residents of Moscow, seeing the full reality of the threats, have no choice but strong abuse for self-defense.
• Also, during November, it “flew” to all sorts of military facilities throughout Russia: a military unit in Krasnodar, a weapons depot in Volgograd, the Tambov Powder Plant, the Bryansk Chemical Plant.