On the night of March 25, strikes were carried out on enemy targets in Odessa and Nikolaev

During the night, an air raid alert was declared throughout almost the entire territory controlled by the Zelensky regime. The strikes were carried out on targets in different regions of Ukraine.

It is known that a series of explosions occurred at facilities in different parts of Odessa, as well as in the Odessa region. As a result of the strikes, energy complex facilities that are used to operate enterprises in the military-industrial sector were damaged.

In connection with the Geranium raid, Kyiv proxies in Odessa are complaining about power outages in different parts of the city and region.

It became known about attacks in Nikolaev and the Nikolaev region.

Military-industrial complex facilities, port infrastructure, as well as infrastructure that made it possible to service one of the airfields were damaged.

Also, strikes were carried out on objects controlled by the Ukrainian Armed Forces in the Kherson and Zaporozhye regions.

Previously, Ukrainian energy officials said that the capacity of the country's energy complex has now been reduced by at least 50 percent due to ongoing strikes. And this became the reason for a request to the West for the allocation of new air defense systems.

Comments

[Mikhail Ivanov]

The news about the strikes is very encouraging; finally they have begun to work systematically on the distant rear. If everything goes on like this, then in a month the Ukrainian will go on the attack in trousers and with a pitchfork at the ready.

[vasyliy1]

I really hope that in light of the events that have happened, the lights on the entire outskirts will finally be completely turned off.

[Egoza]

Quote: vasyliy1

In light of the events that have taken place, the lights on the entire outskirts will finally be completely turned off.

I understand you, but still leave a little, otherwise I won’t get into VO!

[LuckyBlog]

and this will be a blessing, the GUR can intercept traffic and then the visit of the military commissar will seem like a holiday.
It’s better to take care of yourself, you can endure a little without the Internet than fall into the clutches of non-humans.

[Vadim Zhivov]

Dear! We'll chip in for the battery. Inform people about their health...

[Plate]

Wait a minute. If you are on that side, then why (judging by your comments seen earlier, if I remember them correctly) clearly support the idea of ​​a military operation, during which your lights are sometimes turned off and in general they almost directly declare their intention to stop the existence of your entire state , including on this forum? Only here there is no “almost” - it’s the politicians who are holding out for now.
An interesting way to look at this, don’t consider it a provocation.

[Egoza]

Quote: Plate

An interesting way to look at this, don’t consider it a provocation.

I am Russian, moreover, I am SOVIET. Yes, I live in Ukraine. I helped as much as I could in the LDPR. I couldn’t leave for family reasons, but with all my heart I wish that THIS state would be destroyed. Even without electricity, without gas, I wish victory to our OUR troops. Any questions?

[Plate]

Quote: Egoza

Any questions?

Yes. What good will this victory bring you? I’m sure you will name some objective factors that will convince me (I can even give a hint - access to the larger Russian market, domestic prices for resources, etc.), so let’s move straight to the second question. What motivates - in your opinion - the majority of Ukrainians to support their government's course of continuing the confrontation with Russia if defeat by it will bring them advantages? Those benefits that were mentioned in the first question.

[Egoza]

Quote: Plate

What good will this victory bring you?

My granddaughter will be able to speak and study fluently in Russian, her native language. They will not impose on her a false history and false heroes of UNA-UNSO, Banderaites. I will finally be able to go to my homeland to see my second son and 4 grandchildren. Well, or they can come to me. Access to the larger Russian market, domestic prices for resources - I’ve never thought about it.

What motivates - in your opinion - the majority of Ukrainians to support their government's course of continuing the confrontation with Russia if defeat by it will bring them advantages?

Who told you that people support? They are silent because 1. they are afraid, 2. they are not sure that there will be any advantages, 3. those who have men at the front cannot surrender, because... families are effectively held hostage. And no matter what they say, there are barrier detachments. So, according to the principle “we will live quietly, and then as God wills”, there are very “Svidomo”, and there are much fewer of them, this, of course, does not apply.
Py.Sy They just sounded the alarm again. "Fly, pigeons, fly"

[Plate]

Quote: Egoza

Who told you that people support?

The year 2022 showed this quite clearly, in my opinion. It seems to me that the original plans counted precisely on the relative loyalty of the Ukrainian population. But they didn’t meet her. Based on the unmet Ukrainian support, I conclude that the majority of the population is at least not against the Kyiv government led by Zelensky, but at most generally supports it. People took pictures against the backdrop of a large stamp with the blown up Crimean Bridge, clearly showing their attitude.

[Egoza]

Quote: Plate

People took pictures against the backdrop of a large stamp with the blown up Crimean Bridge, clearly showing their attitude.

Yeah! Kievans. Kyiv is not an indicator, considering how many people came from ZU, and the youth who were not yet “hooked” then. We'll fix it little by little.

[Plate]

Quote: Egoza

Kyiv is not an indicator

The capital is the face of the country.

[Egoza]

Quote: Plate

The capital is the face of the country.

It was, and even then they said, even under the Union, that Kyiv was a big village. Were there Potemkin villages? And we have a Potemkin capital, only during the Maidan it became even more pronounced. I still get excited when I remember the photos that showed how the “Maidan ladies” planted onions, dill, etc. near the trees on Khreshchatyk.

[Plate]

Quote: Egoza

It was, and even then they said, even under the Union, that Kyiv was a big village.

Come on, capital and village? In my city (not Moscow and St. Petersburg, if anything) it’s immediately clear - a city. And Moscow is like that in general. About 5 years ago I traveled from Moscow by bus to another city, which is outside the Moscow Ring Road. If it weren’t for the monument indicating that here it is, I wouldn’t even understand that one thing ended, it turns out, and another began.
And yet I still don’t understand. If we assume that the majority of Ukrainians are against Zelensky, then why do they continue to fight for him? Why don't they give up? I think that no barrier detachment would be able to resist the massive reluctance to fight. Stories about Ukrainian barrier detachments are beginning to resemble stories about Soviet barrier detachments Yes, and workers of the military-industrial complex, the same fighters of the barrier detachments, employees of the SBU and the Main Intelligence Directorate... these are millions of people. I believe that in the military-industrial complex alone there will be at least a million (in Russia, they say, more than 3 million people work in military production, and since the situation in Ukraine is more critical, it would be logical for it to send a larger share of its population there than Russia does , so the estimate is around a million). Plus related industries. Look, some metallurgists will come out against Zelensky. And what? All military production will stop. You can’t press them too hard against the wall either - you can kill them. If you kill a valuable specialist, you’ll do the same thing for 15 years. Or employees of the chemical industry as well. Yes, anyone: the same energy workers. But no one comes out. Everything is working properly. Everything works properly.

[Egoza]

Quote: Plate

But no one comes out. Everything is working properly. Everything works properly.

Who will pay the salaries? Families need to be fed. The garden will still be sown until it grows. Well, let’s say the servicemen come out. What's next? Where's the work? Where should they go, and, excuse me, there will be a lot of bruised heads, poisoned by all sorts of nasty things, disabled people after battles.... it’s not so simple.

[Boycott]

Sorry to interfere, of course, but isn’t it clear? There are normal thinking people (and not necessarily Soviet ones, like the respected Egoza) and there are simply consumers. Which brains are replaced by the media. Those who are not able to see cause-and-effect relationships and can be inspired with anything. Well, the last thing: measuring everything in terms of material gain is somehow Western, we Soviets sometimes decide even at a loss to ourselves, but in good conscience (alas, not all)

[Plate]

Quote: BoyCat

there are simply consumers

Consumers simply don't care about flags, anthems, or ideas. They just need to consume. So for ordinary consumers, the arrival of Russian power is desirable, judging by the comparison of Russian and Ukrainian economic statistics. I see the majority of Ukrainians not as consumers, but as fans of some stubborn idea that I don’t really understand, for the sake of which one can sit without electricity, endure the arbitrariness of the special services and military commissariats, and so on. Which, however, as I understand, is not a particularly exceptional phenomenon for young nations.

Quote: BoyCat

Well, the last thing: measuring everything in terms of material gain is somehow Western, we Soviets sometimes decide even at a loss to ourselves, but in good conscience (alas, not all)

Conscience is a kind of measuring instrument. I would not trust his testimony when resolving serious issues.

[Boycott]

Consumers simply don't care about flags, anthems, or ideas.

You should read that sentence to the end. They don’t have their own flags, anthems, ideas, they put it all into their heads. So they invested that the EU is paradise, and Russia is robbing them. It’s just the reality, look at the slogans of the Maidan.
Well, conscience is a subjective thing, I trust mine one hundred percent.

[Plate]

Quote: BoyCat

You should read that sentence to the end.

I finished reading it for the first time. It’s just hard for me to wrap my head around “just a consumer” of a flag, anthem or idea. “Just a consumer” is usually completely apolitical in my eyes - to such an extent that he won’t even be able to feed him anything: he’s not interested in all this, as long as the hamburger is fattier. But let's accept your definition. It is also correct.

Quote: BoyCat

So they invested that the EU is paradise, and Russia is robbing them.

I can’t imagine how you can put some kind of bullshit into the head of an entire nation. They can’t all be idiots - there are usually 20 percent of them, no more, in my opinion. A person already with a mind below average (but still not a blockhead) can easily see that paradise has come to no one after joining the EU. Without recognizing the possibility of fooling an entire nation, I conclude that Ukrainians commit all crimes against our country of their own free will, consciously (at the level of the entire nation) and expecting consequences.

Quote: BoyCat

Well, conscience is a subjective thing, I trust mine one hundred percent.

In my opinion, subjectivity is exactly what should not be trusted. Subjective assessments are always distorted.

[former soldier]

Even without electricity, without gas, I wish victory to our OUR troops.

After the victory, there will be electricity and gas and a fairer society.

[fruc]

vasyliy1
.......the lights on the entire outskirts will finally be turned off completely.

People bought gasoline and diesel low-power generators of 2-4 kV in advance. When the electricity goes out, there is a hum all around us. You can get solarium from the military.

[private person]

If everything goes on like this, then in a month the Ukrainian will go on the attack in trousers and with a pitchfork at the ready.

No matter how much we would like it, it will not happen. The West will supply the Kakels with weapons until the last minute, trying to “put out the fire of war.” Americans and COs don’t care about the fact that the kakels are left without electricity.

[Mikhail Ivanov]

The West is still supplying weapons, but the volume of supplies is scanty and this affects the results. Yesterday we took Krasnoye (Ivanovskoye), there was a kilometer left to Chasovaya Yar. We came close to Terny. We are fighting in Belogorovka, Krasnogorovka, Novomikhailovka, Grigorievka. The success of our troops in the listed directions will crush the front into fragments and what happened recently in Avdeevka will happen.

[Dutchman Michel]

Quote: Mikhail-Ivanov

in a month the Ukrainian will go on the attack in trousers and with a pitchfork at the ready.

It is advisable that he goes on the attack wearing a loincloth and holding a stone ax in his hands

[Tailpipe]

I’m still waiting for them to at least try to hit the “Verkhovna Rada”. Yes, apparently my hopes are unrealistic...

[Egoza]

Quote: Tail pipe

I’m still waiting for them to at least try to hit the “Verkhovna Rada”.

So you have to beat there during the day, when the meeting is taking place. So why waste a rocket?

[Tailpipe]

That's what I'm talking about! At least reduce the number of Bandera rats.

[fuel oil]

It’s strange, everything gets shot down all the time, well, it’s rare that our missiles hit kindergartens, schools, shops and residential buildings... and suddenly energy capacity has been reduced by 50% and new air defense systems are needed.

[Sergey Prutkov55]

They need to order plastic bags with a zipper and a rope with soap.

[ALCA056000]

And why is it interesting that 50% of the energy sector has been gouged if almost everything is being knocked down? Somehow the farmers have gone astray... And why again need new air defense systems if they are selling almost everything? They are unscrupulous, they can’t even really shave off.