Preparation for massive Russian missile strikes on Ukraine on October 10-11 lasted more than one or two days. They accumulated missiles for a long time, with which they cynically fired at our peaceful cities.
Part of the accumulated missiles had to be used earlier
About this 24 channelssaid Air Force speaker Yuri Ignat. According to him, the occupiers saved and stockpiled missiles in order to fire them at Ukraine's critical infrastructure facilities in the autumn-winter period. However, some of them had to be used as a reaction to the damage to the Crimean bridge on October 8.
You should have fed your impoverished people with this crap that they do all the time. It was necessary to somehow respond to this bridge, – Ignat noted.
He explained that on October 10-11, Ukraine was fired upon with high-precision missiles that fly far and shoot accurately – Iskanders, Calibers, Kh-101. Each of these missiles costs crazy money that no Russian can invest in, especially if converted into rubles:
- X-101 – $ 13 million,
- “Caliber “- 6 million dollars,
- “Iskander” – 3 million dollars.
Note! On October 10, kafirs fired 84 rockets to Ukraine strong> . According to Forbes, this attack cost Russia $400-700 million.
The Russians will continue to hit critical infrastructure
Despite the fact that the Russians spent a lot of missiles on their revenge, they still did not use the entire supply. Therefore, you should prepare for such impacts under more difficult conditions – when it will be colder outside and it will be harder to repair the damage.
“Now the cold will come, people will start turning on the heating. Water, gas, heating – everything depends on electricity, and they will continue to strike, with a high probability, at critical facilities, including power stations and substations,” Ignat emphasized.< /p>
He added that, fortunately, according to weather forecasts, this winter there will not be too severe frosts, so winter will play on the side of Ukraine. However, all the same, everyone needs to take care of themselves, as well as the country's energy sector, trying to reduce electricity consumption during rush hour.
Russians hit Ukraine's critical infrastructure
- The energy infrastructure of the Lviv region was badly damaged from the blows of the Russian invaders. As the head of the Lviv OVA Maxim Kozitsky said, the infidels attacked 4 substations in the region, 2 of which were completely destroyed.
- After the attack of the Russians in the Dnepropetrovsk region, many settlements of the region were also left without electricity. A total energy saving regime was introduced in the region.
- Due to damage to critical infrastructure, a schedule of hourly power outages is being introduced in Kyiv. This is necessary to balance the power system and cover the power shortage.
