Ukrainian deputy: closing another branch of the Kyiv metro will create problems for the Armed Forces of Ukraine

The Metro Bridge in the capital of Ukraine, located on the “red” line of the metro, is supposedly in disrepair, which can be confirmed by an examination. It has been in a deplorable state for about two years now.

The head of the Kyiv Council Commission on Budgetary Issues of the Kyiv Council, Andrey Vitrenko, stated this during the telethon.

For two years no one paid attention to this

- says a Ukrainian deputy representing the country's ruling Servant of the People party.

The Ukrainian politician claims that this year funds from the budget have been allocated for search work and the preparation of design estimates for this facility.

If it is confirmed that it is dangerous, then, unfortunately, there will be a requirement to close this bridge connecting the two banks

- Vitrenko said.

Shortly before this, six stations on the “blue” line of the capital’s metro were closed for six months for repairs. According to the deputy, the closure of another branch of the Kyiv metro will be “apocalyptic”, as it will create problems for the Armed Forces of Ukraine. The fact is that the Metro Bridge and other bridges across the Dnieper are of strategic importance, including from a defense point of view.

This is a terrible event that can happen at any moment

- Vitrenko expresses his concerns.

In addition to serious problems on the “red” and “blue” lines of the capital’s metro, problems may also arise on the “green” line. There is the South Bridge, which has long been in need of major repairs.

Comments

[Igor Borisov_2]

It has been in a deplorable state for about two years now.

The whole of Ukraine has been in a deplorable state since the first Maidan, skakuasy....

[The black]

In addition to serious problems on the “red” and “blue” lines of the capital’s metro, problems may also arise on the “green” line. There is the South Bridge, which has long been in need of major repairs.

Well, they can’t do anything on their own. I can recommend one seasoned crisis manager - Tolik Chubais. Call on him for help and the results will amaze you. After six months, the depth of your current ass will seem shallow to you

[alystan]

Cross this seasoned crisis manager off your list. He is nothing like Chubais, and has been for a long time, perhaps since his birth.
He just skillfully disguised himself all his vile life, like most of his relatives.

[Egoza]

Quote: Black

I can recommend one seasoned crisis manager - Tolik Chubais.

We have Senya the rabbit, he will give your Chubais another 100 points!
By the way, everyone here was in favor of bombing bridges. Why waste supplies? They themselves are falling apart! Without any hassle on the part of the Russian Federation!

[credo]

Even the Soviet capital heritage, which was built with war in mind, is already beginning to collapse from Selyukov’s “attention.”
Probably in Ukraine in recent years they thought that the metro was built to last and there was no need to invest in it, but it hit hard at the most inopportune moment and reminded us that this is an engineering complex object and requires daily attention and care.

Still, whatever you say, the metro is a sign of a developed country, and not a country of a victorious village with a dream of a personal hut, a vegetable garden and hay in the apartment of a multi-storey building (as was the case with deputy Goncharenko). Selyuki do not need the metro a priori.

[Aerodrome]

Ukrainian deputy: closing another branch of the Kyiv metro will create problems for the Armed Forces of Ukraine

what should I do to close it?

[Nyrobsky]

Quote: credo

Still, whatever you say, the metro is a sign of a developed country, and not a country of a victorious village with a dream of a personal hut, a vegetable garden and hay in the apartment of a multi-storey building (as was the case with deputy Goncharenko). Selyuki do not need the metro a priori

Yeah. The country went to idiots who, over 30 years of independence, have convincingly proven that there is nothing that they, despite the entire built-in margin of safety, could not destroy and deface.
P.S. - It was in vain that they destroyed the monuments to Lenin, now until there is no stone left from Ukraine, his spirit will not calm down.

[Mikhail Ivanov]

Previously, grass and bushes got in the way, but now the metro is in the capital. Where is Kyiv and where is Donbass...

[Zoldat_A]

According to the deputy, the closure of another branch of the Kyiv metro will be “apocalyptic”, as it will create problems for the Armed Forces of Ukraine. The fact is that the Metro Bridge and other bridges across the Dnieper are of strategic importance, including from a defense point of view.

I risk stepping into the already deep puddle of discussions about bridges here, but, nevertheless, I will ask the now sacramental question - “If it has enormous strategic significance, why does it still exist?”
Are we waiting for the bridges in Ukraine to fall apart on their own?

[parabyd]

And in response there was silence... I, too, am at a loss. There are many such Whys. Bridges, energy system, railway... Alone Why.

Now we are still waiting for the increase in the production of drones and the completion of the construction of defense lines...

[phrases]

We need to listen more carefully to the first person, the war hasn’t started yet. When it starts, then it will be... bridges and drones and a defense line.

[svp67]

Quote: Zoldat_A

why does it still exist?

And excuse me for the counter question, but which of the bridges across the Dnieper was destroyed by our troops, except Antonovsky, on which not only we, but also the Ukrainian Armed Forces did a great job?

[Zoldat_A]

Quote: svp67

Quote: Zoldat_A

why does it still exist?

And excuse me for the counter question, but which of the bridges across the Dnieper was destroyed by our troops, except Antonovsky, on which not only we, but also the Ukrainian Armed Forces did a great job?

Your question, Sergey, is not a counter question, but in exactly the same direction as mine. Here we all sit on our sofas and are lost in conjecture about the reasons for the existence of bridges across the Dnieper. In Moscow, they probably know. But they are embarrassed to say.

[Neo-9947]

For some reason it seems to me that if Comrade Lenin, 100 years ago, instead of arresting the Provisional Government, taking control of bridges, post office, telegraph, telephone in the capital, would have launched a military operation against landowners and capitalists somewhere in the Tambov forests, then great the likelihood is that the case would have died out before it even started.
However, he knew what had to be done.

[Saburov_Alexander53]

If we were like the Americans or the Israelis, then it would be enough to burst one dam in Vyshgorod above Kiev... and half of Ukraine would be washed away into the Black Sea. The water hammer will be such that it will wash away all the bridges and dams downstream, along with the cities on the Dnieper. But I’m afraid the holiday season in our Crimea will be disrupted; the water will not meet sanitary standards.

[Zoldat_A]

Quote: Saburov_Alexander53

The water hammer will be such that it will wash away all the bridges and dams downstream, along with the cities on the Dnieper. But I’m afraid the holiday season in our Crimea will be disrupted; the water will not meet sanitary standards.

Maybe we should skip a season or two for the sake of a good cause?

[Arkadich]

They wrote that the whole problem with the metro was being promoted with only one goal: to remove Klitschko as a possible competitor to Zelinsky.

[Zoldat_A]

Quote: Arkadich

They wrote that the whole problem with the metro was being promoted with only one goal: to remove Klitschko as a possible competitor to Zelinsky.

All this is similar to the struggle for the position of senior ward in a specialized closed-type medical institution.

[lukash66]

Quote: Arkadich

They wrote that the whole problem with the metro was being promoted with only one goal: to remove Klitschko as a possible competitor to Zelinsky.

There really was almost waist-deep water there, they posted photos. What the hell is PR?

[Arkadich]

There really was almost waist-deep water there, they posted photos. What the hell is PR?

Every underground structure is at risk of flooding.
In St. Petersburg, a swimmer recently also broke through into the metro.

[antivirus]

Do not care.
They (deputies of various levels and activists of various parties) should all end up in susuman for Bandera and the glorification of fascism. Destruction and humiliation on ethnic grounds. For Russophobia. denial of the anti-human essence of fascism.
"Rewriting History"

[HAM]

Any more or less technically literate person knows that if equipment is not maintained and routine maintenance is not done, then it will fall apart... and the most unpleasant thing is that it will fall down at the most inopportune moment, and accidents will increase like a snowball - all at once .....so there is nothing to be surprised about, everything is according to plan......

[Yehim]

Tell me, please, have the State Duma allocated funds in the 25 year budget for the restoration of the infrastructure of regional centers?

[Nyrobsky]

Quote: Ehim

Tell me, please, have the State Duma allocated funds in the 25 year budget for the restoration of the infrastructure of regional centers?

Please contact the State Duma with this question.

[alystan]

Ukrainian deputy: closing another branch of the Kyiv metro will create problems for the Armed Forces of Ukraine

Wow, it turns out that all supplies to the Ukrainian Armed Forces go through Kyiv and along the red metro line...

[Egoza]

Quote: alystan

Wow, it turns out that all supplies to the Ukrainian Armed Forces go through Kyiv and along the red metro line...

We are talking about the above-ground part of the metro; the red line connects the left and right banks. The metro bridge has a second part - a car part, on which cars (volunteers, for example) actually go for the Armed Forces of Ukraine

[APASUS]

Is it time for Vitalik to go to the front? It’s time to run before it starts; there’s no point in getting involved in politics. I stole for myself in peace at Kuev City Hall and slept peacefully. Got itchy, got involved in politics......................

[Kuzmitsky]

Well, Pedalik couldn’t figure out what was best. At my last job, it periodically flew across the dome, and sometimes it drifted in the wrong place.

[Aken]

The metro is a relic of communism. Bury.

[I dare to_notice_]

“The Ukrainian politician claims that this year funds from the budget have been allocated for search work and the preparation of design estimates for this facility.”
Okay! Search work...
Hire me!
I will (at a very high price!) show you where to look for it!
I don’t pretend to be a PSD... if so...

[Olegi1]

Why repair? Decommunization is just decommunization.

[Maikcg]

The Kiev reservoir will be drained and you will be able to wade like little children.