These are not seasonal fluctuations, says Podolyak on Russians’ problems with electricity

These are not seasonal fluctuations, – Podolyak about the problems of Russians with light Alexandra Sadovaya

In some regions of Russia – problems with light. In particular, at the Gusinoozerskaya State District Power Plant in Buryatia, 2 out of 3 power units went offline, so 115 thousand users were left without electricity. Due to constant power outages, residents of Krasnoyarsk are cooking on the streets. There are also problems with light in Ulan-Ude.

These are not seasonal fluctuations at all, because Russia has a very shaky economy. This 24 was explained to Channel by the adviser to the chairman of the OPU, Mikhail Podolyak.

“These are not seasonal fluctuations. If Russia were to analyze it, it would be clear that this is a very specific economy. It is very shaky. Yes, it has a certain accumulated resource through resource rent. These are the so-called national “wealth funds”. They used them for certain social programs, to finance mobilization processes, and so on. But all this tends to disappear,” he said.

Russia has a very shaky economy

Mikhail Podolyak noted that due to sanctions, Russia cannot compensate for repairs for certain industries. This trend is only growing in the aggressor country. It could be accelerated by even tougher sanctions.

Businesses should not be allowed to receive premium income from Russia through intermediaries. If this had been stopped, if economic sanctions had had a completely different form, then such blackouts would have occurred on a much larger scale.

Russia – It's a shaky economy. Her condition is much worse than anyone says. These analytical conspiracy articles are about how Russia can withstand a long-term war. No, it cannot,” the official emphasized.

Of course, the aggressor state has accumulated resources and the ability to sell large volumes of raw materials through the Pacific region. There are issues that could be regulated if we honestly analyze the state of the Russian economy and find out through what schemes they receive certain resources. Then the picture regarding the social life of Russian citizens would change.

The occupiers must pay for everything

The adviser to the chairman of the OPU noted that it is necessary for the enemy to pay as much as possible for all crimes. First of all physically. Occupiers who come to the territory of Ukraine must be destroyed. For this, the Ukrainian Armed Forces need more weapons, especially long-range ones.

There is no need to lead to direct clashes. It is necessary to destroy, for example, in the same Belgorod region. It is clear where the camps are located and so on. And today we manage to do this,” said Podolyak.

The second component. Russians must pay financially for this war with a much worse state of life. In particular, they must have shutdowns, deficits, non-payment of wages, and so on.

The third component is legal. There should be many more arrest warrants for specific people. That is, they must realize that in any case they must pay, that they will still be in the dock.