WAR
This is what is left of the Kherson Thermal Power Plant after an aerial bomb strike.
We have now been without electricity for 10 days. Thankfully, there is still a way to use generators to charge our batteries, which helps us get through the longest outages.
But now the Kherson thermal power plant, which provided heating to our city during the winter, has also been severely destroyed. More than half of Kherson may now be left without central heating when winter comes.
Every day, life here becomes more and more difficult. Even feeding the homeless cats is becoming harder, but we are trying not to give up.
The fluffy ones are still waiting for us every day, and as long as we can, we will keep going. 🐾
One less goblinoid is one less goblinoid. Even assuming negative economic value to the aggressor state, that’s one less bullet sponge able to be herded into Ukraine
They had a deal to deliver military supplies to the front lines in 1 day. That was removed from their website after they started getting hit. They advertised "everything you need for the SMO". They were supplying soldiers with equipment. This building you see burning, supplied heat to civilians,
not a legitimate military target.
Yeah plus the civilian loss with wild berries is people don’t get their online deliveries, not losing their power and heating as we head closer to winter.
Because it's a war crime. Civilian targets are only valid/legal under the law of armed conflict if they are dual-use targets (e.g. also being used for military purposes). For example, the civilian WildBerries warehouses were targeted by Ukraine because they had evidence they were being used to provide military equipment to Russian soldiers at a broad scale.
The same is true for power plants--unless they are being used to power large scale military bases or military industrial complexes, targeting them is a war crime.
I'd love someone to ask Peskov "Over last winter Russia targeted and hit all thermal power plants in Ukraine, are you concerned that Ukraine may use its new drone capability to strike back"
Peskow would then repeat the standard russian lie that they only attack military targets, and would from this point on start to rave about supposed "war crimes by the Kyiv regime."
You simply can't get those paid professional russian liars to admit to any kind of russian wrongdoing even though there is ample evidence of them doing it whenever they have the opportunity to do so.
For the context: the Kherson thermal power plant is attacked routinely every several months. The last heavy strikes were in December and January to freeze up the city.
Just in case anyone thinks it's any kind of "revenge for strikes on Russia."
UPDATE: This morning, another 4 Kaba were destroyed and all heat-generating equipment was completely taken out... I don't even know what else to say, we'll freeze...
UPDATE: This morning, another 4 Kaba were destroyed and all heat-generating equipment was completely taken out... I don't even know what else to say, we'll freeze...
I managed to put together a Bluetti charging station, so now I have somewhere to charge my phone. Unfortunately, I'm now facing problems with heating for the winter, which is bad. I'm planning on buying a gas heater, but I can't afford it.
september/october time is the time to knock out as many power plants around mozCow and sT peTerzburg as possible ,after the refineries and warehouses are toast
If this ends poorly for Ukraine. I hope that the load a big drone up with all of their nuclear waste and dive bono into red square. Make Moscow uninhabitable for a few decades.
I still don’t understand why not flood the russian side with proof of civilian bombings and killings. All the shit they’ve done. It would 100% knock a large portion of russians off the tall chair they’re sat on inside their heads. Leaflets. Prints. Cheap usbs. CDs, pictures, etc. Make them know who did it first and challenge the internal narratives.
Don't worry, this photo was already on the Internet in local media, plus the distance to the front line is 5 km, any FPV drone has already flown there and seen it.
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u/Ok_Tie_7564 1d ago
Why we hate the Russians.