Rocket strikes are carried out on enemy targets in Ternopil, Lvov, Volyn and other regions

In the afternoon, information is received about new missile strikes against enemy targets in various regions of Ukraine. The targeted use of percussion also continues. drones. At once in several areas controlled by Kyiv, by 15:00 Moscow time, air raid sirens are heard.

At the moment, it is known about the defeat of various enemy targets in the western regions of Ukraine. According to the latest data, the targets were hit in the Khmelnitsky, Lvov and Ternopil regions. The object is on fire after "arrival" in the Rivne region.

And by now, an air raid alert has been declared in all regions of Ukraine without exception.

Explosions are also reported in the Volyn region. This is one of those regions of Ukraine in which, since the beginning of the conflict, there has been minimal activity in terms of strikes using missiles and loitering ammunition.

Kyiv protege in the Lviv region Maxim Kozitsky:

We have an arrival at one of the military facilities. Military property destroyed. There are no victims.

Probably, we are talking about the territory of one of the military units, where foreign military equipment has been actively brought in recently.

According to Kozitsky, three missiles were fired at objects in the region, one of which was allegedly shot down by anti-aircraft defenses.

Kozitsky:

One of the hits in the Zolochevsky district.

In this regard, the head of the Lviv region does not report on the nature of the affected object.

Another thermal power plant was hit in one of the regions.

Comments

[marchcat]

On what objects at least we can say, or is it a military secret.

[Anachoret]

How is the Drohobych TPP doing there? Burshtynska seems to have been decommunized))
And the Tripolskaya near Kyiv smokes and works - so it needs to be decommunized again, otherwise they wrote, it seems, that they flew over it) but, you see, they didn’t finish it until the Stone Age))

[mitroha]

known about the defeat of various enemy targets in the western regions of Ukraine. According to the latest data, the targets were hit in the Khmelnitsky, Lvov and Ternopil regions. The object is on fire after "arrival" in the Rivne region.

I didn't know what I'd say... But, damn it, it's nice.
The Ukrainians themselves made their choice. We waited until the last, ruining our boys ...
Do you want Bender? .... Die, ducks...

[Cat Alexandrovich]

Exactly!
"In one of the regions, another thermal power plant was hit."
And this area is secret and the thermal power plant is super-secret!

[ZoV]

Quote: marchcat

On what objects at least we can say, or is it a military secret.

On the western outskirts, and this is very correct .. Weapons and mercenaries come from them from Poland .. We must constantly hammer and hammer right there! General "Armageddon" got down to business and soon General Frost will come to the rescue

[aybolyt678]

TV channel RADA or Pershiy are working ...

[iouris]

By "specified action objects". We do not "beat", but "we inflict fire damage with high-precision long-range missiles." So says Konoshenkov!

[cniza]

Another thermal power plant was hit in one of the regions.

We decided to destroy the power system, just don't stop, bring it to the end, otherwise the horses won't understand...

[bk316]

Yes, almost already .... You need to understand that it is not at all necessary to knock out all the generating capacities or all the main substations. It is necessary to create an imbalance by eliminating a little more than 30%. Then there will be a dilemma for the Ukrainians. Toli try to maintain a single system by transferring power, or fall apart into local systems. Ze will obviously order the first. Then it all depends on the staff. Knowing their curvature, one should expect at least a shutdown of the reactors, and as a maximum BOOM.

[Alex Nevs]

The dilemma will still come to a full understanding of "what they rode for" and who is to blame.

[alexmach]

Then it all depends on the staff. Knowing their curvature

How much do you know about personnel in the energy industry in Ukraine?
Well, let's say for example that after the strikes on September 10-11, they restored power supply almost everywhere and so far the unified energy system has not collapsed. Surely this fact does not tell you anything about the "crookedness" of the staff?

[Ded60]

And "say for example" how many strikes were on September 10-11 and how many in the last three days?

[alexmach]

Described. October, not September. It was the last days that I meant.

[ramzay21]

How much do you know about personnel in the energy industry in Ukraine?

There are the same people as we do, so everything is already working for them.
And our blows were stopped, leaving their energy unfinished, and this is already the corporate identity of our guarantor to start something, do at best half and quit.

Now, because of the strikes, they will be given air defense, which will cover their sore spots and then the strikes will not work as they are now. It is necessary to smash their thermal power plants and thermal power plants, especially in the west and in the center, PS-750 and PS-330 in the west and in the center, preferably everything, locomotive depots in the west and in the central parts must also be carried. Then they will not be able to repair equipment or move along the railway, and this will give results at the front, and they will be able to restore it in many months.

[topol717]

Not certainly in that way. Air defense against cruise missiles, well, that's it. she flies too fast and too low, and plus she maneuvers. In short, shooting down a cruise missile is very difficult. And shahids and geraniums have a very low reflectivity, and not all air defenses see them, although the counter-battery sees it, but it’s difficult to shoot them down, because this moped is 3 times cheaper than the missile that they shoot down. Alas, no one makes "shilok".

[alexmach]

There is a video of a cruise missile shot down from a MANPADS. And as for Shilok - how they don’t do it, the Germans put their Cheetahs there.

[topol717]

What nonsense. A cruise missile flies at least Mach 1, 330 meters per second at an altitude of 120 meters. You won’t even have time to aim at this garbage, let alone shoot it down with MANPADS.

[alexmach]

Cruise missile flies at least Mach 1, 330 meters per second

That is, at a distance of 3 km, a firing sector of 60 degrees will it fly by for 10 seconds?

You want to watch it, don't want to, don't watch it, believe it or criticize it.
https://t.me/russ_orientalist/12172

[topol717]

Are you sure that MANPADS can generally detect such a small object of only 533 mm in diameter? Yes, and a 3 km missile from a MANPADS will fly for 4-5 seconds, what kind of lead should we take? Well, purely visually to see such a small rocket at a distance of 3 km, well, that's it. now I looked out the window, somewhere for 1.5 km I no longer see the pillars.
In your video, it is not at all clear what was shot down.
And from MANPADS, planes are shot down only in the forehead or ass. Although I won’t say, maybe there are more modern ones that allow you to work on targets from the side.

[alexmach]

Are you sure that MANPADS can generally detect such a small object of only 533 mm in diameter? Yes, and a 3 km missile from a MANPADS will fly for 4-5 seconds, what kind of lead should we take? Well, purely visually to see such a small rocket at a distance of 3 km, well, that's it

Small objects? Preemption? Are you sure that you imagine how MANPADS work in general?

In your video, it is not at all clear what was shot down.

The sound is similar to a jet engine and is not much different from rollers with a span of CD. But yes. There is no rocket or hit on it on the video, only joyful screams.

And from MANPADS, planes are shot down only in the forehead or ass

Well, I will not undertake to assert exactly how they let him in.

[alexmach]

and this is already the corporate identity of our guarantor to start something, do at best half and quit

Wow ..
But maybe they haven't quit yet. Maybe the results are evaluated, and tomorrow they will hit again.

[gsev]

Quote: alexmach

Well, let's say for example that after the strikes on September 10-11, they restored power supply almost everywhere and so far the unified energy system has not collapsed.

Ukraine exported electricity. So she had excess power. The unified energy system will fall apart with the destruction of approximately 50% of the capacities and with the daily defeat of about 20 large energy facilities. That is, by the end of the repair of one object, 1-3 objects should be additionally affected, and the inclusion of the repaired one with a high probability will cause a short circuit. Then it makes sense to abandon the unified energy system. Before the arrival of Western air defense, it is necessary to destroy the energy system of Ukraine as much as possible.

[alexmach]

Ukraine exported electricity

Well, in Ukraine, the largest nuclear power plant has left, in addition, the energy system has now received large-scale damage. Yes, and she exported it with her own deficit from a separate energy island, as I understand it.

[gsev]

Quote: alexmach

Well, in Ukraine, the largest nuclear power plant has left, in addition, the energy system has now received large-scale damage.

In my opinion, even after the attacks on Ukrainian energy facilities in Ukraine, there are now fewer problems with electricity than in the PRC, especially in the provinces of Guangdong and Shandong, and power outages in Lvov and Kyiv are less frequent after the entire war than in the provinces of the PRC I mentioned. However, this does not prevent the PRC from developing economically. The current damage to Ukraine's energy system has not significantly reduced its military potential either. However, 7 months of attacks on the Armed Forces of Ukraine resulted in an increase in the Ukrainian army from 300 to 000 people. And 800 days of strikes on the energy system of Ukraine actually reduced its economic and military potential and required NATO to take emergency measures to support Ukraine. If 000 days ago the Armed Forces of Ukraine were satisfied with the level of combat effectiveness of their air defense, now they demand an increase in the number of installations by 4 times. It seems to me that the losses of Ukrainian aviation have also increased as a result of the need to protect power plants and the transition from ambush and sudden strikes to patrolling and duty in air. Ukrainian aviation is forced to fight drones. Accordingly, it will attack the Russian troops less. In addition, Ukrainian oligarchs and European investors will bear the economic losses from stopping production and flooding mines. The death of Ukrainians hit their pockets.

[bk316]

How much do you know about personnel in the energy industry in Ukraine?

Fuck it, mostly about nuclear power plants.
If you are interested and have access to the part on incidents, read at atominform.
By the way, there was an old, still completely pre-war report on the global risks of operating Ukrainian nuclear power plants.
Translated from the language of nuclear scientists into Russian, the conclusion is - close them to hell before it's too late.

And if the nuclear power plant is decommissioned, then even if the network operators are aces, this is still a complete collapse of the system.

[alexmach]

Nevertheless, the energy system of Ukraine is functioning properly to this day.

I personally knew people who worked in the Ukrainian energy sector and related fields. We studied in the same academic building at the institute, our teachers, among other things, collaborated with energy companies, in my field I also saw a lot of people from energy offices. And those whom I saw were very, very at a solid level .. even though it was 20 years ago.

And if the nuclear power plant is decommissioned, then even if the network operators are aces, this is still a complete collapse of the system.

Excuse me, but there nuclear power plants provided almost half of the generation.

[bk316]

Nevertheless, the energy system of Ukraine is functioning properly to this day.

No. It does NOT function properly, it somehow functions in emergency mode. Do you understand the difference?

even though it was 20 years ago.

In in. 20 years is just a generation. How old were they then?
20 years ago, both here and in Ukraine, completely different people worked at stations, research institutes and factories.

Sorry, but there nuclear power plants provided almost half of the generation

So am I about it. Again, you may not have read carefully.
If in the EU of the USSR in large regions (404 this option) 15% of generating capacities are removed from the system, then an abnormal, but design situation will arise.
>30% is beyond the design situation and with it perhaps only specialists of the highest level can cope, I think there are no such people in 404, I’ll clarify in the service there.
>50% nothing can be done

Yesterday evening, according to the statement of the Minister of Energy of Ukraine, 30% of

[alexmach]

No. It does NOT function properly, it somehow functions in emergency mode. Do you understand the difference?

At the moment, after hitting her.

[bk316]

At the moment, after hitting her.

And isn't that what we're talking about?
It doesn’t take much intelligence to operate a well-documented system built with 40% redundancy without developing 30 years ago.
But to keep it when it entered the beyond-design mode, here you need both intelligence and courage in making decisions and high professionalism.

[alexmach]

It doesn’t take much intelligence to operate a well-documented system built with 40% redundancy without developing 30 years ago.

Oh okay. It takes intelligence to operate any complex technical system. The energy system is a super complex system. And it is not carved in stone many years ago - it changes over time and very significantly. Well, for example, Ukraine decommissioned the Chernobyl nuclear power plant. It survived several energy crises, when there was not enough gas, then coal, or everything at once. They also built something new.

[bk316]

It takes intelligence to operate any complex technical system.

Well, some is needed, read carefully: MUCH mind is not needed.
You just think a little.
Here you use a computer to store and process important and necessary information. Do you need a lot of intelligence? And then suddenly turn it on and you have a black (blue) screen. Enough intelligence and knowledge to continue working and not lose information? I have vague doubts...

[alexmach]

Well, some is needed, read carefully: MUCH mind is not needed.

Listen, once again, I personally knew people who worked there, I know that in the 2000s there was a stable demand for serious engineering calculations of the parameters of the power system, I knew people involved in this with scientific degrees, including my teachers. About "a lot of mind is not needed" you write some nonsense.

And then suddenly turn it on and you have a black (blue) screen. Enough intelligence and knowledge to continue working and not lose information? I have vague doubts

Well, yes, yes, I see you as an expert on other people's knowledge and ignorance. We are not with you just now about how young and not very specialists are hired there and for how much did we discuss it by chance?

[bk316]

Well, yes, yes, I see you as an expert on other people's knowledge and ignorance.

Well, what are you going to do?

Listen, once again, I personally knew people who worked there, I know that in the 2000s there was a stable demand for serious engineering calculations of the parameters of the power system, I knew people involved in this with scientific degrees, including my teachers.

Already answered. How old are your teachers? Of course, you may be a youngster, but my youngest teacher turned 75 recently. Do you really think that at that age they work there with might and main? We have problems with personnel in the nuclear power industry. AND WE HAVE THIS INDUSTRY not only advanced, but also in demand ..... We are at the forefront, and in 404 this industry is SURVIVED. This is visible to anyone. How many reactors have been launched at nuclear power plants by Ukrainian specialists over the past 20 years? How many reactors are running in 404?

[alexmach]

Well, what are you going to do?

Repair your computer, what else? And locally I don't store any important data.

Already answered. How old are your teachers?

This .. so my peers worked there too.

We have problems with personnel in the nuclear power industry. AND WE HAVE THIS INDUSTRY not only advanced, but also in demand

The problems you have there are exactly the same as in Ukraine. "Brotherly peoples" all the same.

We are at the forefront, and in 404 this industry is living

Why did we switch from energy in general exclusively to nuclear? Well, if about nuclear, then in Ukraine, in percentage terms, nuclear generation is 2X from the Russian one. You have nuclear generation for about a quarter of the total, in Ukraine about a half. So, what is next?

How many reactors have been launched at nuclear power plants by Ukrainian specialists over the past 20 years? How many reactors are running in 404?

AND? What are we talking about? About energy in general or about nuclear reactors? Why are you jumping from one to the other? In fact, apart from the reactors themselves, there are a lot of things in the power system.

PS: reactors are not reactors, about one of my colleagues (already in another industry) in 90-2000 in Minsk participated in the launch of CHPP-5.

[bk316]

Repair your computer, what else?

Where do you start?

Why did we switch from energy in general exclusively to nuclear?

Yes, because there is a 50% share of nuclear energy.
And if we destroyed 30% of all energy, and did not touch the nuclear one, it means that only 20% of the usual one remains. And the attacks continue all week. Everything there is already nothing to operate on. And you will have to go to ONLY nuclear power plants.
This is of course a simplification. But not far from the truth.

[alexmach]

Where do you start?

From turning it on and off again.
And with the fact that, as a last resort, I will read what exactly and where exactly he complains.
You are a comrade director of the company, if I am not mistaken, for what purpose are you arranging an interrogation for me? Are you hinting that you yourself are capable of something more than calling the administrator?

And if we destroyed 30% of all energy

It is not entirely clear what exactly this means. There, 30% of the energy industry was very hardly destroyed, only 30% of the generating capacities fell there. What does it mean "fell out" is another question.

And you will have to go to ONLY nuclear power plants.

This is hardly possible. But in this case, all the more so, the professionalism of the power engineers supporting the system is at least somewhat alive is clearly evident.

[bk316]

From turning it on and off again.

Well, you have lost all the data. Actually about it and speech. You do not have enough professional knowledge to act in case of an accident, but enough for operation. This is what I wrote about.

This is hardly possible.

I wrote together with ZAES on the verge of the possible. Probably not without.

It is not entirely clear what exactly this means.

Well, let's wait until it becomes clear.

[alexmach]

Well, you have lost all your data.

You mean lost it? I said that I don't have any local data. I have nothing to lose, even though I'll lose the whole computer .. well, at most a day's work.

PS: actions in the event of an accident are, as it were, a special case of the concept of operation. And in relation to data, it is precisely the operational measures that ensure their non-spoiltness. And with the rest of the equipment, everything is about the same. Well, the idea that for 40 years you can simply exploit someone's legacy there without understanding anything about it is very true.

[bk316]

You mean lost it?

In the sense of daily work + all settings.

actions in the event of an accident, this is, as it were, a special case of the concept of operation.

No . What kind of power engineer are you if you don’t know how operating conditions are developed. Never heard of the term behind-the-scenes mode? All the same, I highly recommend the atominform forum, if they let it in, it will be very informative.

[alexmach]

No . What kind of power engineer are you if you don’t know how operating conditions are developed

And I'm not a power engineer. Well, you don’t think that in 40 years of operation, not a single part of the power system has ever gone beyond the boundaries of the conditions once developed.

[bk316]

Well, you don’t think that in 40 years of operation, not a single part of the power system has ever gone beyond the boundaries of the conditions once developed.

I tell you, read the forum. Unfortunately, I can’t give access - I got it myself because I asked for a long time and promised not to reprint anything. And Fukushima helped.

It was. The incident has been described. We coped with the involvement of RUSSIAN specialists from the institute that developed the reactor.
In addition, keep in mind that an accident, as you call it, is not necessarily a beyond design basis. For example Fukushima. Accident lack of external power supply (breakage of 2 power lines). In general, nonsense. And here is also SIMULTANEOUSLY the failure of diesel generators - beyond the design situation. You know the result.

[saigon]

You know the feeling that the hope of the Skakauns is being killed slowly and with gusto, of course it is possible and immediately, but a phrase from the White Sun comes to mind - I would like to suffer.

[ZoV]

Quote: cniza

Another thermal power plant was hit in one of the regions.

We decided to destroy the power system, just don't stop, bring it to the end, otherwise the horses won't understand...

The western outskirts need to be cleaned up so that everything stands up there. A sort of fire shaft in front of the borders of Poland, etc.

[Mar.Tirah]

Quote: cniza

Decided to destroy the power system,

They accepted it, but apparently they didn’t fully accept it? Why are they not destroying the IPS of Ukraine - 750 kV lines. I hope that their turn will come. Nationalism in the former Ukraine, like its remnants of the people, must live in a feudal system

[saigon]

The feudal system is determined by the presence of fiefs.
The feud is a self-sufficient economic and political formation of a part of society that is little interested in external contacts. Moreover, we also do not bypass the Military leader of the feud. So feudalism they slip right into the tribal system.

[iouris]

We do not know what decision was made, and who made it.
It's high time to show the Polish "elites" "Kuzkin's mother" (I think so).

[vovochkarzhevsky]

City of Zolochiv...
2013 summer. There is no Euromaidan yet, they still don’t jump in Kyiv and the propaganda flywheel has not been launched with might and main, but:



In short, there is no civilian population in this territory.

[megadeth]

The ghouls climbed out ..., everyone to the ground, to HELL !!!

[Carlos Hall]

The war took a decisive turn in favor of Russia with the destruction of the Ukrainian rear. Surovikin made a radical turn.

[Flooding]

By now, an air raid alert has been declared in all regions of Ukraine without exception.

How so?
Local analysts wrote that Putin, as always, stopped halfway.
That it was only a warning.
Something is wrong in the think tank, the crystal ball is broken.

[ada]

Quote: Flood

...Something is wrong in the think tank, the crystal ball is broken.

One was broken and the spare was lost

[Adagka]

again we spend rockets on sheds with three hhlami

[egor1712]

Work brothers!!!!! No Nazi should sleep peacefully!

[Vadim Sharygin]

For seven months we have been hitting somewhere, how many missiles have been spent, but what's the point? Zeli's bunker, along with the clown himself, is alive and well, the 750 kV substation (the basis of the entire redistribution system) is intact, the cash and settlement center with money is also unharmed, all channels for the supply of equipment and weapons are working properly, Ukrainian military aviation takes off and lands without problems, all movements of the Ukrainian forces are planned, in broad daylight, where did we spend almost half of the missile ammunition?!

[Mint Gingerbread]

Quote from Carlos Sala

The war took a decisive turn in favor of Russia with the destruction of the Ukrainian rear.

This is so logical that even the most remote people cannot find an explanation why the blows were not struck earlier. From this, speculations (probably partly real) began that there is a struggle within the political groups of Russia, some of which purposefully weaken and slow down the army.
The most important thing is that the attacks on the infrastructure are not weakened, and there are no breaks, more than a week, probably.

[Zamira]

Quote: Mint Gingerbread

The most important thing is that the attacks on the infrastructure are not weakened, and there are no breaks, more than a week, probably.

What "weeks"?! Not more than a day ... Even a day is a lot ... We must beat so that they do not have time to raise their heads ... We must not give them a break ...

[Mint Gingerbread]

Will Santa Claus manufacture, deliver, replenish? Or they give birth to ammunition right on the spot All this takes time and resources. A thoughtless waste, also a great stupidity.

[Zamira]

Quote: Mint Gingerbread

Will Santa Claus manufacture, deliver, replenish?

No, Santa Claus will not be - he has other functions. He will play his part, give it time.
But those who are directly entrusted with the functions of "manufacturing, delivery, replenishment", let them perform these very "functions" in good faith.

[Alexandr2637]

Few! Catastrophically LITTLE!!!!!!

[Yusik]

If in just three days we destroyed 30% of the energy infrastructure, how much could we destroy in 220 days of war??!!

[megadeth]

Traction substations up to 330 kW were repaired in a day. It is necessary to destroy the entire energy structure of Ukraine, first of all, generating capacities - machine and turbine halls of thermal power plants and thermal power plants, as well as large nodal substations of 750 kW (this will be the energy collapse of the Ukroreich). IMHO
Source: https://rusvesna.su/news/1665588142

[former soldier]

It is a pity that our bomber aviation cannot take an active part in this pogrom. It would have been much cheaper and more efficient and would have paralyzed the logistics and economy of Sumeria faster. Let's wait, maybe there will be means against air defense.

[Vadim12]

From Monday, only good news!