The Ministry of Defense has completed the laying of a pipeline for the supply of fresh water to Sevastopol

The Ministry of Defense has completed work on the construction of a water conduit to supply water to Sevastopol. The capacity of the new water conduit is 15 thousand cubic meters of water per day. This was reported by the press service of the military department.

The tests of the linear part and complex tests of the object were carried out, the corresponding documents were drawn up. The facility is transferred to the operation of the Sevastopol water utility

- said in a statement.

It took the military builders 68 days to build a new water conduit. During this time, 10 thousand meters of pipes were laid connecting the Kadykovskoye reservoir and the Chernaya River. A powerful floating fully automated pumping station has been installed, which will raise water to a height of 105 meters and send it into the river.

A unique floating pontoon water pumping station was used, made to order with the use of domestic high-pressure pumps. The station's capacity is more than 600 cubic meters per hour, which allows pumping 15 thousand cubic meters of water per day

- declared in the Ministry of Defense.

Putting this pipeline into operation will help Sevastopol to hold out until spring without water supply restrictions. By March 2021, the Ministry of Defense plans to commission a water intake on the Belbek River, which will allow to supply up to 50 thousand cubic meters of fresh water per day. The construction readiness of the facility today is 50%.

As previously reported, the construction of a fresh water supply system for Sevastopol is being carried out on behalf of Russian President Vladimir Putin.

Comments

[Vladimir_2U]

"We are the Army of the country, we are the Army of the people!"
Not all Soviet traditions have been merged yet, it pleases.

[Uncle lee]

Awesome question:
Why am I a water carrier?
Because without water -
And neither there nor syudy!

[Svarog]

Quote from Uncle Lee

-2
Awesome question:

Even more surprising is the fact that back in 2015 they reported that the issue was resolved with fresh water .. but in the yard in 2021 ...

[SHURUM -BURUM]

And instead of the noodles in the photo, it was impossible to lay several pipes of a larger diameter?

[Sancho_SP]

Not that speed. The noodles with fittings were already in stock, and can also be placed directly on the ground without preparation. Hence, 68 days.

[dgonni]

No! These are pipes from the warehouses of the pipeline troops. And they have such a quick assembly standard!

[loki565]

These pipes are quickly assembled, dismantled and everything is fine-tuned by the troops. And with a large diameter, this will not work.

[aglet]

"And with a large diameter, this will not work."
the stump is clear, first buy a pipe - a considerable amount of 10 km, but where is the money, Zin? then dig 10 km of trenches, and not a shovel-excavator is needed, a big one, but only Gazprom has one, but it is busy now, the Nord Stream is digging, and there is nowhere to buy sanctions, and there is no money, again, everyone went to fight against virus. so also welders are needed with all the pribluda, but where to get them? and who will work for nothing? whether it's a soldier. to him, forward !, and he is, and ran. no need to feed, no need to pay, just give the pipe, but make sure you don’t pass it for scrap metal, otherwise the luminium is expensive. and tomorrow the water in the reservoir will run out - dismantled the pipe, and wait for the water to appear in order to draw a new one. very convenient and profitable. instead of solving the issue - imitation of ebullient activity

[loki565]

Firstly, excavators are used there quite ordinary, but pipelayers will have to be imported, it is long and impractical. It is necessary to build additional reservoirs, and not pump water back and forth, which is actually the video below.

[aglet]

"We need to build additional reservoirs,"
I completely agree with you, it is necessary. the question is, where to get water from? As far as I understand, the problem is not that there are not enough reservoirs, the problem is that there is no water in them, right?

[loki565]

There is water, the question is in its accumulation for the summer autumn period, for this, reservoirs are being built on the river

[aglet]

"There is water"
Is there water in Belbek? but it will not dry up by the time the water intake is built? everywhere they write - the water level has dropped, in the lower reaches the width has decreased to several meters, they do not write about the depth at all, apparently there is no depth

[salad]

Trumpeters with such a diameter are not needed, you can use an excavator and hold and dig

[Arpad]

Quote: aglet

"And with a large diameter, this will not work."
the stump is clear, first buy a pipe - a considerable amount of 10 km, but where is the money, Zin? then dig 10 km of trenches, and not a shovel-excavator is needed, a big one, but only Gazprom has one, but it is busy now, the Nord Stream is digging, and there is nowhere to buy sanctions, and there is no money, again, everyone went to fight against virus. so also welders are needed with all the pribluda, but where to get them? and who will work for nothing? whether it's a soldier. to him, forward !, and he is, and ran. no need to feed, no need to pay, just give the pipe, but make sure you don’t pass it for scrap metal, otherwise the luminium is expensive. and tomorrow the water in the reservoir will run out - dismantled the pipe, and wait for the water to appear in order to draw a new one. very convenient and profitable. instead of solving the issue - imitation of ebullient activity

Come on, a pipeline for 15 tons of cubic meters per day is not something grandiose at all

[aglet]

"Come on, a pipeline for 15 tons of cubic meters per day is not something grandiose at all."
well, since they could not build, it means grandiose. only the army was able to help out, with their pipes

[Piramidon]

Quote: SHURUM -BURUM

And instead of the noodles in the photo, it was impossible to lay several pipes of a larger diameter?

And why are you still not the Minister of Water Resources of the Russian Federation? You would definitely solve this issue instantly, without knocking on the keyboard, but with a shovel (bulldozer) in your hands ..

[SHURUM -BURUM]

I don’t need a minister’s position. I see no reason for jokes. The people are still without water. Here in our city, connecting even a small neighboring settlement to the water supply, they immediately put a large-diameter pipe, about 50 cm in diameter, made of plastic, because it for a long time... And the styling, at the moment, was done in the fall. Of course, the distance is incomparably smaller, but it is easier than pulling a pipeline across the ocean. I regularly ride the bus past this site and see how the work is going. No special equipment. Only polyethylene pipe welding machine and excavator. In general, in the photo, they were blinded from what was in the emergency mode. But the problem did not appear yesterday.

[minus]

It is possible, and by the way, it would not take much longer. For example, if polyethylene pipes were used. But first and foremost ... There is no money, but you hold on. And then pipes are in warehouses, and training)

[Sling cutter]

Quote: Svarog

Even more surprising is the fact that back in 2015 they reported that the issue was resolved with fresh water .. but in the yard in 2021 ...

Kamrad, one of our common Crimean friend said that there is a water disaster in the Crimea, and he will not lie. He swore heavily !!!

[Arlen]

Quote: Stroporez

one of our common Crimean friend said that there was a water disaster in Crimea

Hi!
That everything is bad with water in Crimea? I just haven't followed the news lately, there are a lot of things to do, a lot, I don't have time for everything. The last thing I read about this is an article The Crimean Cities Prepare for "Great Dehydration" on https://www.pravda.ru/news/accidents/1563530-nowater/ dated December 7

[Sling cutter]

Quote: Arlen

That everything is bad with water in Crimea?

Hello, Bro! Translate words really badly into profanity
The entire South Coast and Simferopol are without water.

[El Chuvachino]

I don't see any disaster either in Gurzuf or in Feodosia.

[Sling cutter]

Quote: El Chuvachino

I don't see any disaster either in Gurzuf or in Feodosia.

For what I bought, I sold for that. Only Feodosia, definitely not the South Coast.
And another remark, now from all the rivulets and streams "", and when they "suck out", what will happen? There is no snow on Ai-Petri now, it's warm +6.

[El Chuvachino]

The South Coast is also not the whole Crimea. I spoke about the cities I visit.

[Aviator_]

I was in Livadia in September, in Bakhchisarai in November, I did not notice any problems with water. Although the Bakhchisarai reservoir on the Kacha River has become shallow.

[Piramidon]

Quote: Stroporez

For what I bought, for what I sold.

I wonder who bought it from?

[Sling cutter]

Quote: Piramidon

I wonder who bought it from?

As an agent of the Zhidapechenegs and the 125th convoy, I am provided by the Zhidapolovs and agents of the 126th convoy.

[Okolotochny]

In Abkhazia, he bought. Like, when I went from demobilization (although I did not serve at all), then together with a friend they bent the floor of Abkhazia. That's when he bought it. I just forgot to buy gray matter in my head.

[Ross xnumx]

Quote: El Chuvachino

I don't see any disaster either in Gurzuf or in Feodosia.

So here is the site of the city of Simferopol with the section "water":
https://www.3652.ru/search?type=News&searchWord=вода
Here is another extract from the protocol:

Yes, Mr. El Chuvachino. There is such a good phrase:

Therefore, try to appeal with facts and figures, not addictions and conceit.

[Xnumx vis]

Quote: Stroporez

The entire South Coast and Simferopol are without water.

There is no reason to panic. Today the first snow has fallen in the Crimean mountains!

[Nyrobsky]

Quote: Svarog

Quote from Uncle Lee

-2
Awesome question:

Even more surprising is the fact that back in 2015 they reported that the issue was resolved with fresh water .. but in the yard in 2021 ...

You can't argue against nature, the drought played along. The problem is aggravated by the fact that up to 70% of water is lost on water pipelines in which Ukraine did not invest from the word at all, stupidly finishing off the Soviet legacy. They will gradually solve this problem as well.

[aglet]

"up to 70% of water is lost on water pipelines in which Ukraine was not invested from the word at all"
Well, that's how good, and the guilty ones were immediately found, there is someone to answer for everything. and in the previous 6 years it was impossible to work on communications? Or all were waiting for a kick, life-giving?

[Boris ⁣ Shaver]

Quote: aglet

in the previous 6 years it was impossible to work on communications?

This is the entire water supply network in all settlements. Branched, like a network of capillaries in the human body - thousands of kilometers of highways. It was created even during the Soviet Union for decades. 20 years without proper maintenance - you can't catch up that quickly.
It's scary to think how much effort it will take to restore the entire territory of our Ukraine after several decades of this barbaric occupation.

[aglet]

"This is the entire water supply network in all settlements"
in 6 years, if you work, you can do something. Not all 70% can be eliminated, at least 10%, at least 20, the largest ones can certainly be eliminated, if desired. and if you sit and assume that Ukraine did not do it there, and wait for someone to come and do it, it is quite possible to reach 100% losses

[Boris ⁣ Shaver]

Quote: aglet

in 6 years, if you work, something can be done. not all 70% can be eliminated, at least 10%, at least 20, the largest ones can certainly be eliminated

And where did you get the idea that the networks are not updated? Until 100% is updated, there will be losses in delivery to consumers. It seems that even a student understands things. What's wrong with you?

[aglet]

"20 years without proper maintenance - you can't catch up that quickly."
are these your words? so who's wrong with?

[Boris ⁣ Shaver]

Do you understand printed text at all?

[aglet]

"Do you understand printed text at all?"
not only printed, but also handwritten, moreover, I can write and speak. and you, I see, have difficulties with this?

[Boris ⁣ Shaver]

Quote: aglet

not only printed

Perhaps you only imagine it. Let's do it again, if it doesn't work the second time, I wash my hands.
The system has been out of service for 20 years.
Making up for lost time in 6 years is very difficult.
I do not mention the loss figure of 70%, but I argue that the losses in such a neglected system are quite significant. Repair of a part of communications (which has been done over the years) reduces losses, but does not eliminate them. Moreover, those communications that have not yet been repaired have become even more dilapidated during this time, increasing losses through themselves.

From the second time the reading begins to clear up? No?

[aglet]

"The second time the reading begins to clear up? No?"
are you talking about yourself? you say that the system has not been serviced for 20 years, and for 6 years it is difficult to do something, right? I'm talking about the fact that in 6 years something could be done to reduce losses, but it was not done, since the water ran out altogether, right? technically, in 6 years, it is possible to build a new water supply system if this is the goal, but this is not our method, so we will patch up the old one. and how was it repaired for these 6 years, as usual, on paper? and, in the end, it's not even about the fact that water losses are large in the system, although 70% is, in any case, too much, it's about the fact that water is just not in the water supply system, and all these heroic measures taken by the troops do not solve the problem in principle, and are an imitation of tireless activity and a reason to valiantly report. can you understand this?

[Boris Chernikov]

so it was decided for 2015, and then there was a drought, the water level dropped, now the approach is changed to the level "so that there is enough water with a guarantee", and these are several other investments and terms

[rocket757]

All these are extreme measures, in fact, sex measures.
The problem has yet to be solved comprehensively !!!
New technologies for saving water + plant water use by the citizens themselves !!! Without this, ANYTHING!

[nPuBaTuP]

vegetable water use by the citizens themselves !!!

How's that?
What does the vegetation have to do with it?

[rocket757]

I have such an Internet .... distorts words beyond recognition.

[Sling cutter]

Quote: rocket757

I have such an Internet .... distorts words beyond recognition.

Hostile

[rocket757]

Consider that there is no other in our country ...
By the way, no one is dumb, so Schaub is fully and independently.
IT giants are making a huge effort to do this and they are not.

[Sling cutter]

Quote: rocket757

Consider that there is no other in our country ...

yanks shit, lags endlessly.

[rocket757]

After a lot of people started telecommuting, we generally collapsed, some providers !!
Only Tele2 did not turn sour, because at the very end of last year they changed the equipment globally, they were lucky.

[Sling cutter]

Quote: rocket757

After a lot of people started telecommuting, we generally collapsed,

My youngest son is on a telecommuter at home in a zoom, like, he studied. They talked with the teacher for five minutes, then for 10 minutes. we restarted. It was tin!
And I extended the "bee" fiber especially for the children, it became easier.

[rocket757]

We only have, only the optics have reached ... What a small provider, a little expensive.
And so, I have a modem router installed above the roof. It works more or less, but there is a plug.
You still have to connect to the optics when you are near.

[aglet]

"We have another, consider it dumb ...."
Have you tried to learn Russian? say, does it help with any Internet?

[rocket757]

Do we have a Russian literature competition here?
I write as much as possible, as I want .... if the interlocutor is not satisfied with this, indicate. I will communicate with a specific person, according to different rules. It's not difficult for me.
By the way, the word HEMA is in the dictionary, everyone understands without translation.

[aglet]

"I write as much as possible, as I want ..."
to brag about their illiteracy, as it is not kosher for an adult. and we are not talking about the word "mute", from the farm language, but about the fact that your (!) Internet incorrectly displays the words that you spell correctly. and writing out the wrong words, you offend those people who communicate with you in Russian. it would be nice if you communicated with specific persons according to different rules elsewhere. you can understand a person who is not a native speaker, and writes something with errors and simplified. but a Russian man. who writes with mistakes and is proud of it, blaming the Internet for his laziness and ignorance, has no authority in my eyes, regardless of the size of the stars on his "shoulder straps"
"Cool, the internet has been corrupted."

[rocket757]

Your remark is understandable and well-founded.
But, my attitude to this communication platform is not so serious.
It's simple, I see no reason to portray someone who I am not.
I do not hide that I belong to a widespread group of couch talkers, with all their inherent vices + age. There is a desire to chat, good, there is no desire to teach someone.
What else, I forgot grammar, and it was not the subject that I loved very much.
On the serious ... when I study with my pupils, I do not admit any frivolity with the Russian language, because knowledge must be presented accurately, without distortions and gag.

[rocket757]

Cool, the Internet has been corrupted ... CAREFUL use of course.

[Cosm22]

Well ... the citizens, when they are locked, will inevitably have to use water prudently. What about tourists and vacationers? Who cares about the city's problems, give them comfort?
The fact that they helped Seva is good. But Crimea is not only Sevastopol. What about the rest of the cities, where is the similar problem? With Feodosia, for example? Whose residents are already complaining about water shortages?

[rocket757]

Quote: Cosm22

Well ... the citizens, when they are locked, will inevitably have to use water prudently.

But this is NOT A FACT AT ALL !!! Preliminary targeted efforts and costs are required !!! I was convinced from my own experience ... but I failed to convince the neighbors, almost no one! As a result, closer to autumn, everyone around begins to cackle, what's in the tap ... that is, in the well, there is NO WATER !!!

Quote: Cosm22

What about tourists and vacationers? Who cares about the city's problems, give them comfort?

Modern technologies of saving everything and everyone do not make our life and others less comfortable !!! they just streamline costs, avoid unnecessary spending.

[Revolver]

Quote: rocket757

in the tap ... i.e. in the well, NO WATER !!!

This is where the experience of those who are usually accused of having no water in the tap would come in handy. They have been desalinating most of the tap water for years. True, desalination is an energy-intensive business, and in the Crimea, it seems like not everything is with electricity, thank God. Or call the Jews for help in advance?

[rocket757]

All methods of energy, water and other conservation have long been international! Here you DO NOT need to call anyone, because NOBODY can teach how to live frugally to someone who does not want it.
For example, I have no more water in the well, but I have enough for drip irrigation and everything else.
By the way, it is not necessary to repair utilities, sewage treatment plants and everything else, to call someone from outside. You have to work normally, use modern technologies and EVERYTHING!

[Crimean partisan 1974]

because NOBODY will be able to teach to live frugally those who do not want it ... bull's-eye ... this is exactly the problem of Crimea ... and there is water ... enough that around the symphony there are about 100 artesian women. and the fact that they are not reactivated are directly related to the water management of Simfa ... they don't want to take it into operation, they don't have the strength and resources, or there is no desire to fight the bureaucratic machine ... so they drive water back and forth

[rocket757]

Quote: Crimean partisan 1974

around the symphony about 100 artesian women remain on conservation.

Well water is different, it can be highly mineralized, and this is not a plus!
Our water from wells is highly mineralized, it is very expensive to purify it before drinking, but there are no other options.
Therefore, I taught everyone not to waste water in vain, all plumbing is water-saving.

[Crimean partisan 1974]

Water from wells is different, ... from artesian wells (depth 250-400 meters and on elevations in the area of ​​symphony 1200 m) the water is the same, but the top water of 10-20 meters is really highly mineralized, but this does not harm domestic animals and plants

[Ross xnumx]

Quote: rocket757

All these are extreme measures, in fact, sex measures.

But no one will argue with these.

[rocket757]

Argue, do not argue, but the costs are immense and you can’t argue with that either.
But the positive effect of those costs depends on the people who MUST contribute to the process of normalizing the water consumption balance!

[TatarinSSSR]

Military builders are the most important part of the army, without them nowhere. And their help to civilians in peacetime is invaluable. Thank you military builders!

[Pessimist22]

Can't you build desalination plants?

[Vladimir_2U]

As it is necessary to provide them with energy, and pipeline transport is even cheaper than sea transport, it seems.

[Vasilenko Vladimir]

Quote: Vladimir_2U

So they must somehow be provided with energy

on the Caspian Sea, the Union put an atomic desalination plant at one time

[mitroha]

Have you drunk desalinated water?
If possible, it is better to bring in even a dirty natural one than to use desalinated for life, and the costs for the pipeline are one-time, and for desalination are constant.

[rocket757]

They desalinate where the other is simply NOT ANYWHERE ... desalinated DRINKING, not spring, of course, but they bring it to such a state by means of mineralization.
By the way, where to pull the conduits ??? Want technical water? With every kilometer it becomes more expensive ... everything must be counted and recounted!

[Tiksi-3]

Quote: Mitroha

Have you drunk desalinated water?

I drank ... I drank for 3 years ..... muck, not water
Desalted where the other is just nowhere to take
that's for sure!

[Vasilenko Vladimir]

Quote: Tiksi-3

muck, not water

you might think the river in Moscow is better

[Tiksi-3]

Quote: Vasilenko Vladimir

you might think the river in Moscow is better

is this a standard? ... or is there salt water in the Moskva River?, what did you give this river as an example?

[Vasilenko Vladimir]

to the point that the water is filthy

[Aviator_]

I drank ... I drank for 3 years ..... muck, not water

... "He finished throwing and drank water / Unclean desalinated water ..." (From the song "The sea spreads wide")

[Revolver]

Quote: Tiksi-3

muck, not water

I've been on cruises, all the water on the liners is desalinated. Drinking purely like water is not very good, but washing and cooking without problems. And tea and coffee are normal. And purely for drinking, you can get by with a bottle.

[val43]

And what did the desalinated water displease you? He served on the nuclear submarine, got drunk. But I agree about the costs - many times cheaper.

[Motorist]

Quote: val43

And what did the desalinated water displease you?

I also prefer the desalinated one: the boiler is good, and the separators, and the engines.

[Vladimir_2U]

Quote: val43

And what did the desalinated water displease you? He served on the Premier League, got drunk

The nuclear submarine has a built-in reactor, according to rumors. )))

[val43]

And what does the reactor have to do with it? He, like, never desalinated water ...

[Vladimir_2U]

Are you sure a submariner? Did your watermaker eat holy spirit?

[val43]

Exactly a submariner: SSBN K-447 project 667B. Everything was "fed" by the reactor there. But if I served on diesel-electric submarines and there was a desalination plant, it was powered by AB or DG. He generally does not care what to eat from, even from a wind generator, his task is to desalinate the water. So I wondered what the reactor had to do with it (Lord have mercy, I really didn't know that there are also non-built-in ones).

[Motorist]

Vladimir_2U means the reactor as the primary heat source for the desalination plant. You don't need a lot of electricity.

[Tiksi-3]

Quote: val43

And what did the desalinated water displease you?

the stomach does not digest

Quote: Motorist

I also prefer desalinated:

after desalinated stomach and cologne perceives as cognac?

[mitroha]

Quote: val43

And what did the desalinated water displease you? He served on the nuclear submarine, got drunk. But I agree about the costs - many times cheaper.

There are NO options on the nuclear submarine, right? And when there is at least some option, it is better to use it than to try to desalinate water for domestic needs, I'm not talking about using it as a drinking

[voyaka uh]

"Did you drink desalinated water?" ///
----
I have been drinking it for several years. Normal taste.
And I'm not complaining about my health.
Israel is almost entirely on desalinated water. And on some
of the best places in the world in terms of longevity and health.

[mitroha]

My condolences. True. I drink spring water, I don't complain about my health either
Food, if it is disinfected (by boiling or pasteurization), is also probably useful, but hardly tasty. When there are no options at all, it is permissible, if there is an alternative, only as household needs, that is, wash, wash dishes.
And, by the way, it is not clear why they do not go to Crimea to separate water by application.

[voyaka uh]

You probably just do not know in what way the sea is now desalinated.
water. It is driven by pumps through filters with the finest cells - nanometer
sizes. A water molecule passes through such a hole, but a salt molecule does not.
That's all. There are no chemical reactions, no heating, no evaporation, no freezing.
I hope you have no prejudices against sea water? Swimming in the sea ?.
Then minerals are added to the desalinated water - the very ones that the spring
washes out of the ground, passing through the rocks.
I do not dispute that spring or mineral water is better than desalinated water.
But the difference is not as great as many think.

[mitroha]

Alexey, Greetings.
There are at least not one, but a dozen ways of desalination, for sure, among them one is atomic. But in any case, a priori, it will be worse than natural. Washing, washing and bathing - yes, but not cooking. Again, in the case of alternative options, in the absence of - one option, do not be capricious

[voyaka uh]

I have described to you the most popular method now, which gradually
displaces the rest. It's called "reverse osmosis" It's an Israeli patent.
This method is used by Spain, California, and others.
I want to point out that not all natural water is good.
If water is taken for purification and consumption from the river near which the
factories and agricultural land, then its quality will be worse than that of desalinated ones.
It is optimal, of course, to live near the mountains and drink mineral water -
water that has passed through sands and rocks. But not everyone is so lucky.

[mitroha]

Reverse osmosis .... It still needs to be mineralized back in order to get at least something usable, since you write about it, you probably know
PS This is the first time I hear about Spain ..... Do they also have problems with water?
PPS

It is optimal, of course, to live near the mountains and drink mineral water -

"Schaub I lived like that"

[Motorist]

Quote: Pessimist22

Can't you build desalination plants?

Roughly figured: a small ship's desalination plant consumes 700 kWh of thermal energy and 30 kWh of electricity per ton of desalinated water. We convert it into fuel - about 70 kg of diesel fuel are needed per ton of water. Expensive ... I hope I was not mistaken with the estimates.

[donavi49]

The NPP works well with this - it provides 24/7 the amount of energy, and the desalination plants consume it 24/7. The cheapest and most effective cooperation.

Another new option is that in the daytime self-generated energy (solar fields / windmills, depending on the landscape) and reserves in the battery are used, and at night, cheap energy from the network + battery charge. As a result, there is no global overload of networks when a new component is built into the electrical system and, as a result, huge expenditures on infrastructure.

[Motorist]

A nuclear power plant is an excellent source of heat, but it still needs to be built in Crimea. There were plans (and objects already!), But everything is down the drain, like the nuclear boiler house for the whole Voronezh ... As for the "green" energy - it is more expensive than usual in terms of total costs.

[Vladimir_2U]

The nuclear power plant works well with this ... Another option from the new - in the daytime, energy of its own generation is used (solar fields / windmills, depending on the landscape)

It is a pity that the Ukrainian authorities did not bother with this until 14.

[Voltsky]

I don't know why some of them are so happy about the fact that this was done by the forces of the Ministry of Defense. Children should be engaged in this by civil services; hence this is a very big trouble.

[rocket757]

Correctly noted, BUT ... no words will be expressed further, only expressions!

[Graz]

the timing is the whole answer, there is nothing for the essence to produce, it was necessary to bring water as quickly as possible, and it was made clear that such a makeshift as in the photo is not for long, I would give 2 years, maybe a little more, if the local marauders do not disassemble for delivery scrap

[Voltsky]

Quote: Graz

timing that's the whole answer

answer to what ?! :)

According to your logic, "speed" only correlates with the army? :)

[val43]

I would not say that this is a problem. The WZO is a Soviet legacy, the Defense Ministry in all the post-Soviet republics too, and the main thing is not to involve "non-core" units.

[Voltsky]

Quote: val43

I would not say that this is a problem

Can be called a nightmare; The army is engaged in water supply, the development of the Northern Sea Route by Rosatom ..... Of course, I may be mistaken, but something tells me, this is not a good life.

[sniperino]

Quote: Voletsky

The army supplies water

The Ministry of Emergency Situations would not interfere with their builders to overcome and prevent emergencies; there is little hope for private companies.

[Voltsky]

Quote: sniperino

there is little hope for private companies.

that's bad

[Xnumx vis]

Quote: Voletsky

Quote: val43

I would not say that this is a problem

Can be called a nightmare; The army is engaged in water supply, the development of the Northern Sea Route by Rosatom ..... Of course, I may be mistaken, but something tells me, this is not a good life.

All from the fact that more or less respectable private traders do not want to go to work in the Crimea-Sevastopol. They are afraid of sanctions! Personal, or for products, or for your own bills and traveling abroad! Yes . Be afraid. Army sanctions on hmm ... how to put it mildly ... Well, you get the idea. And small private traders, construction firms with jamshuds and jamals have already shown themselves in Sevastopol at their full height. They burst and the money was stolen!

[Vladimir_2U]

Maybe because they did not leave civilians in need?

[val43]

Are you sure that the Defense Ministry has extended the pipeline specifically for civilians, and not for the needs of the Sevastopol naval base?

[Vladimir_2U]

Quote: val43

Are you sure that the Defense Ministry has extended the pipeline specifically for civilians, and not for the needs of the Sevastopol naval base?

This is in order to replace sea water in the naval base with fresh water or what? )))

[val43]

Have you tried to wash your robe with sea water?

[Voltsky]

Quote: val43

Are you sure that MO has stretched

for all consumers

[Xnumx vis]

Quote: val43

Are you sure that the Defense Ministry has extended the pipeline specifically for civilians, and not for the needs of the Sevastopol naval base?

The city is expanding! 470 thousand people are declared registered in Sevastopol. And he lives under eight hundred! A lot of people came from Ukraine, Russia, Kazakhstan, Latvia. We bought an apartment, a dacha, and land. Live unaccounted for. I have a large park next to my house, so there is a house on wheels. He arrived in April and stands, a couple lives under sixty, a dog. They threw out the solar panels and live!

. Conclusions are made on child allowances, on food consumption, on payments of utility bills. Enough for the needs of the fleet. And to increase production capacity, water is needed.

[t-12]

With the military, everything is simple: I gave an order, and everything is being built. And with civilians you need to hold long tenders, accept applications, deal with fraudsters and hackers (who will win the tender and do nothing), sue ... And there is no time for all this nonsense.

[Prax1]

I'd just hit the platinum with a rocket

[Dimka75]

And the water will flow to the first lifting station (which does not work), the laws of physics have not been canceled. It will stop and go into the ground through the canal slabs destroyed from time to time.
The problem goes deeper than just banging platinum
And by the way, the water in the Crimean canal was not intended for drinking.

[val43]

Thank God, God did not give horns to the vigorous cow. No offense - a saying.

[AUL]

Quote: Prax1

I'd just hit the platinum with a rocket

And what is Platina's fault? Good metal ... noble, refractory!

[AlexVas44]

Zhirinovsky's proposal is high time to turn into life - to bend the Dnieper into the Crimea through Russia !!!

[Roller]

The offer, of course, is excellent ... but how then will we differ from the dill?
It is necessary that they themselves want to give water ... but for now the issue must be resolved. And decide quickly.

They wanted, as in a joke:
An American, a German and a Russian argue over who can teach a cat to eat mustard. The German catches the cat and pushes the mustard into its mouth.
- This is violence! - Russian and American are protesting.
The American puts the mustard between two pieces of sausage and the cat eats everything.
- This is a lie! - the German and the Russian are protesting.
The Russian grabs the cat and smears mustard under its tail. The cat begins to lick it with a howl.
- That's how it should be, - says the Russian, - voluntarily and with a song!

[7,62x54]

Well done. Now the capital's majors and insta ducks who have arrived in Sevastopol will be able to wash themselves around the clock.

[Sancho_SP]

Honestly, as a metropolitan schoolgirl (for not a major, and there are no other options :)), I have never encountered a problem to wash around the clock in any city of Crimea. Probably it's for something else.

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[made13]

To resolve the water issue, Ukraine needs to be pressed. Gas transit, trade duties - you never know means of pressure. There will be no sense without the Dnieper water. In the Krasnodar Territory this year the rivers are half-dried. Where to get water for Crimea?

[syndicalist]

Duc, at one time, water shortage became the main reason for the transfer of Crimea to Ukraine. That also had to create the Kakhovska reservoir to solve the problem, flooding thousands of villages and mines.

[dgonni]

The President said that there is enough water in Crimea!
I alone do not understand the meaning of dumping water into the river and not feeding it to Seva through pipes? For the surface evaporation has not been canceled!

[Ros 56]

In my opinion, it's time to present the invoice to the banderlog.

[syndicalist]

I remember how much noise there was in 2014 due to the impending water shortage in Crimea. Did they begin to decide only after 7 years?

[Xnumx vis]

First we solved the problem with the power supply! Two El. station! Bridge. Built. Zh.D. movement resumed! Launched Shipyards - Bay, Sea. Roads in cities and the Tavrida highway. Built. The turn came to the water. Overpower.

[petrol cutter]

"As previously reported, the construction of a fresh water supply system for Sevastopol is being carried out on behalf of Russian President Vladimir Putin."
It's fine. Probably...
And did the president give instructions for the rest of the settlements? Or where? Or don't they need it?
I'm even afraid to ask ...

[sniperino]

And they say there is no construction battalion ... Classified.

[for]

New water sources found underground in Sevastopol

In Sevastopol, on the territory where the water intake on the Belbek River is being built, new underground water sources have been found.

According to the region's governor Mikhail Razvozhaev, new wells will be prepared by mid-February.

https://lenta.ru/news/2020/12/19/husnullin/

Waterfall, flowed from all directions. Now empty, now thick.

[aglet]

"In a couple of years we will close the issue of water in Crimea."
I'm afraid we won't. you have to go to school for another 6 years, then learn to work, and then consider this couple of years

[bogart047]

after 7 years.

[da Vinci]

The solution is only complex: new wells, maximum energy-efficient wastewater treatment, drip irrigation, maximum limitation of industrial water use, desalination plants, etc. In Israel or in the Arabian states, there is no more water, and nothing - they manage.

[23424636]

when VVP said that they found fresh stocks under the Sea of ​​Azov, then you immediately imagine the Sea of ​​Azov as a suitcase with a double bottom. I'm afraid to be clever, but it's time to start pulling a water pipeline from real sources like the Volga or the Dnieper after Smolensk. but comrades in washing the dough squeal that there is water, but you just need to get it in a special way in places of unexpected

[Laksamana besar]

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[Vladislav_2]

as Zhirinovsky said .... it is necessary to agree with Belarus on the construction of dams on its territory (the rivers will become wider), but the Dnieper in \ in Ukraine will crush. good or bad ..... it's not up to me or you to decide. this is certainly the most "disgusting" that we can do in relation to people ..... but PEOPLE from that "country" we just did not have a choice. maybe I'm wrong ...